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Northern leaders call for ‘levelling up’ to be enshrined in law
Remember the Government’s levelling up agenda? One of Boris Johnson’s flagship policies which is now in peril – with many of its major projects over time and under-resourced.
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Jan 6 Capitol riot committee recommends Donald Trump charges
Within the last few minutes, the US congressional inquiry into the deadly Capitol riot in January last year has recommended that former President Donald Trump should face criminal charges.
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NHS has been facing ‘winter levels of pressure’ all year, says NHS Confederation
Scientists have previously warned the cost of living crisis could exacerbate waves of winter viruses and new figures out today show the number of people in hospital in England with flu has risen 40 per cent in the last week. It’s adding pressure to an already struggling NHS, whose medical director said is “facing a…
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Doncaster Sheffield Airport prepares to close
It was voted as the UK’s Number One airport, but by the end of this week Doncaster Sheffield Airport could be closed for good, despite a campaign to keep it open. The owners, Peel, rejected an offer of public money which would have allowed it to operate into next year – saying the airport simply…
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Liz Truss defiant in conference speech attacking ‘anti-growth’ critics
At the end of a fractious, bumpy and ill-disciplined conference Liz Truss tried to banish the U-turns and pull the party together with a brief speech about one main idea – “growth, growth and growth.”
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FactCheck: Why the Bank of England had to rescue pension funds from the ‘doom loop’
Don’t worry, we’ll make it simple.
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FactCheck: Why is the pound falling, interest rates rising and mortgages being pulled?
A beginner’s guide to our current financial situation.
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Crowds fall silent as the Queen travels to her final resting place in Windsor
They gathered in their thousands along the route to Windsor Castle to watch the Queen’s journey to her final resting place, along the Long Walk lined with chestnut trees, and up the west steps of St George’s Chapel, the crowd falling silent as the procession went past.
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King Charles and his siblings walk behind Queen’s coffin
This afternoon, the Queen’s coffin was moved from here past tens of thousands of people lining the Royal Mile to St Giles’ Cathedral where it will lie at rest.
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Queen Elizabeth II: Tributes paid to Queen as King Charles travels to London
Tributes are being paid to Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Thursday in Balmoral. In the Houses of Parliament, a minute’s silence was held before MPs and peers began paying their own tributes, led by Prime Minister Liz Truss. Books of condolence have been opened in churches, theatres and local council offices across the country…
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China treatment of Uyghurs may amount to crimes against humanity, says UN
‘Serious human rights violations’ that may amount to ‘crimes against humanity’.
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From extreme heat to drought: Europe’s summer of excess
While forests across Europe burn, other parts of the continent are underwater.
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Taliban in control: a year of power in Afghanistan
The Taliban has been parading through the streets of the Afghan capital Kabul to mark one year in power.
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Exclusive: Medics treated arrested man ‘like he was pretending’ before seizure death, says family
The family of a man who died after suffering multiple seizures while under arrest have accused medical staff of treating him like “he was pretending”.
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Inside Afghanistan’s healthcare system on the brink of collapse
In Afghanistan, the healthcare system is on the brink of collapse.