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Are British Muslims losing faith in Starmer’s Labour?
Only five years ago at the last election, some 85 per cent of British Muslims voted for the Labour party.
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Clapham chemical attack: man arrested and bailed on suspicion of assisting offender
Police looking for a man who allegedly attacked a woman and two children with a corrosive substance in London on Wednesday night have arrested a 22-year old man on suspicion of assisting an offender.
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Ethiopia food crisis – UK must work ‘very closely’ with East African nation, says MP
We put the question of UNRWA funding to the foreign office minister Andrew Mitchell when I spoke to him from our studio earlier.
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UNRWA Gaza operations to cease by March without funding, says spokesperson
We spoke to UNRWA’s spokesperson Juliette Touma and began by asking her if she had received any evidence from Israel to support the allegations being made.
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Israel’s evidence of UNRWA Hamas allegations examined
The UN Secretary General has announced an investigation into UNRWA.
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Prince William ‘main face’ of royal family in King’s absence, says historian
We spoke to royal historian Professor Kate Williams.
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King’s ‘active life’ should aid cancer recovery, says Queen’s former press secretary
We spoke to Charles Anson who was Press Secretary to Queen Elizabeth II, for seven years.
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King Charles announcement: cancer specialist explains importance of early diagnosis
We spoke to cancer specialist Professor David Sebag-Montefiore.
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King Charles cancer diagnosis – a timeline
King Charles has been very open about his own health situation, as a cancer diagnosis is confirmed by Buckingham Palace.
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How UK reacted to King Charles’ cancer diagnosis
From 1969 to his mother’s death in 2022, Charles was the Prince of Wales.
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King Charles diagnosed with cancer, Buckingham Palace confirms
King Charles has been diagnosed with cancer and will be stepping back from public-facing duties during his treatment.
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The Last Dinner Party on female and non-binary bands and being Britain’s ‘most exciting band’
Critics are calling them the most exciting band in Britain. The Last Dinner Party have won fans, awards and critical acclaim and all before their debut album was even released. They’ve been compared to Queen, Kate Bush and Florence and the Machine, but there’s something very different about this dinner party set-up.
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‘We need to increase our spending on defence’ says former head of British army
As Britain is drawn further into the war in the Middle East, MPs are warning that the government must address shortages in military personnel and equipment. If not, they say the armed forces will not be ready to fight a “high-intensity war”. The Defence Select Committee says the military is “consistently over stretched” – with…
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Houthis vow retaliation after latest UK and US military strikes on Yemen
Yemen’s Houthis say the latest round of airstrikes by the UK and US will not affect their decision to show support for Gaza. The Iran-backed group, which controls a large part of Yemen, has vowed to respond with more attacks on ships in the Red Sea. Overnight, a wave of strikes hit 36 targets across…
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Brianna Ghey’s mother calls for children to have restricted access to social media
We spoke to novelist, Eliza Clark. Her first book was a TikTok hit and her second novel, Penance, has echoes of the Brianna Ghey case. It tells the story of a 16-year-old schoolgirl killed by teenage bullies, who were radicalised online, and who had an infatuation with serial killers and social media.