Fatima Manji
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Care homes at risk of going bust before NI rise money reaches them, care provider says
We’re joined by care home provider, Melanie Weatherley, who runs Walnut Care at Home and chairs the Lincolnshire Care Association.
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Government had ‘false picture’ of fire safety at time of Grenfell, says former housing minister
The government had a “completely false picture of the level of fire safety” in England at the time of the Grenfell Tower disaster, the former housing minister has told the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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Court of Appeal considers £5bn lawsuit over Brazil’s Mariana dam disaster
The Court of Appeal in London has begun considering whether to hear a £5 billion lawsuit against the Anglo Australian mining company BHP over the Mariana dam disaster in Brazil in 2015.
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Energy price: Millions hit by record energy bill rises amid cost of living crisis
Millions of households are feeling the impact of the unprecedented hike in the cost of gas and electricity
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Queen attends thanksgiving service for Duke of Edinburgh
The Queen has attended the special service of thanksgiving for the Duke of Edinburgh at Westminster Abbey.
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Girls banned from Afghan schools despite Taliban assurances
After being barred from getting an education since the Taliban took over last August, girls in Afghanistan were looking forward to returning to their classrooms today.
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Rebecca Hall on ‘excavating’ her racial identity through directing
A new film based on a novel written in the 1920s explores racial identity through the story of two African American women who ‘pass’ as white in New York City.
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Labour and Tory MPs agree UK has been ‘weak’ on Russia
We’re joined by two members of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee – Conservative MP Bob Seely and Labour MP Chris Bryant.
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Hospital cleaners and security staff campaign to be recognised as NHS workers
They keep our hospitals running – but cleaners and security guards say they are not recognised as NHS workers and face financial hardship if they take time off sick.
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Pen Farthing has ‘no idea’ who authorised Afghanistan evacuation
As well as being engulfed in allegations about parties and cake, the prime minister has also been accused of being involved in a controversial operation to airlift animals out of Afghanistan, and then allegedly lying about it.
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Pedro Almodovar on the Spanish Civil War’s ‘disappeared’
The director Pedro Almodóvar made his name decades ago for daring, jubilant movies that caught on film the heady freedoms of the post-Franco era in Spain.
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Allegations made by Muslim MP require independent investigation, says Tory peer
We spoke to the Conservative peer Lord Sheikh, founder and president of the Muslim Conservative Forum.
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Spanish families want Franco’s victims reburied with dignity
In Spain, 100,000 men, women and children went missing, presumed killed, during the dictator Francisco Franco’s reign of terror.
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NHS ‘cannot afford to lose any staff’ over vaccine mandate, says Royal College of Nursing
We spoke to Helen Donovan of the Royal College of Nursing, and Dr David Nicholl, a consultant neurologist based in Birmingham.
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Specialist palliative care teams ‘help drive up standards’ of care, says crossbench peer
We were joined by Baroness Finlay, a crossbench member of the House of Lords, who is also a medical doctor and professor of palliative medicine.
