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Ashley Dale: four men guilty of murdering woman at her home in Liverpool
Four men have been found guilty of murdering a woman at her home in Liverpool, following a feud which they had reignited with her partner.
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Argentina’s not ready for Javier Milei’s ‘very radical, untested economic ideas’, says research fellow
We spoke to Dr Christopher Sabatini – the Senior Research Fellow for Latin America at the foreign affairs think tank, Chatham House.
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Javier Milei: Argentina elects right-wing populist ‘anarcho capitalist’ as president
The right wing populist Javier Milei has been elected as Argentina’s next president – after pledging to tackle the country’s soaring inflation and high levels of poverty.
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Rishi Sunak promises tax cuts ahead of Autumn Statement
Rishi Sunak has promised taxes will come down “over time” – as he set out what he called the “next phase” of the Government’s plans to boost the economy.
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‘People of Gaza paying for failed leadership of Hamas’, IDF spokesman says
We spoke to the IDF’s spokesperson Peter Lerner, and asked him about reports of an attack on the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza by Israeli forces.
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31 premature babies who were evacuated from al-Shifa hospital permitted to enter Egypt
Some people did get out of Gaza in the last 24 hours – dozens of premature babies have been permitted to enter Egypt.
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President Biden indicates Israel Hamas hostage deal is close
President Biden has said he believes a deal to release some of the hostages being held by Hamas – in exchange for a pause in Israel’s military offensive in Gaza – could happen soon.
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‘It’s breathtaking, the level of incompetence’: Covid Families for Justice on Patrick Vallance’s Inquiry evidence
We spoke to Jean Adamson from Covid Families for Justice. Her father Aldrick died with the virus in April 2020.
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Covid inquiry: Patrick Vallance claims ‘complete lack of leadership’ in diary
Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak suggested Covid should let “rip” – even though people would die from the virus, according to evidence at the public inquiry from the UK’s former chief scientist.
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Campaigners call for government support for deaf sports
While the England women’s football team were grabbing the headlines at the World Cup this summer, their deaf counterparts were scrabbling around for funding to reach their equivalent event in Malaysia.
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Will the chancellor cut taxes in Autumn statement?
The chancellor says he will not implement tax cuts that would push up inflation.
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‘World cannot stand by’: WHO says Gaza ceasefire is ‘absolutely critical’
We spoke to Dr Margaret Harris from the World Health Organisation.
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Babies transferred from besieged Gaza hospital – amid reports of imminent hostage deal
Their fate captured global attention. Now 31 premature babies have been evacuated from Gaza’s main hospital – a place decimated by Israel’s siege and operation to destroy Hamas – which the UK has designated a terrorist organisation. Israeli troops are still in al-Shifa, searching for evidence of a Hamas command centre.
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Sam Altman sacking should be wake up call for governments around the world, AI expert says
We spoke to Amba Kak, who’s executive director of the AI Now Institute.
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Why did OpenAI board sack Sam Altman?
The tech world is reeling after Open AI – the company behind ChatGPT – ousted its co-founder and CEO Sam Altman.