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Debate: Which political party can deliver more investment into UK?
We’re joined by Labour MP Darren Jones, who’s chair of the cross-party Business and Trade Committee, and John Penrose, a Conservative MP for Weston-super-Mare in Somerset.
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EHRC restarts investigation into ‘toxic culture’
The Equality and Human Rights Commission was set up to be a beacon of fairness and respect. But back in May, Channel 4 News revealed that the watchdog’s Chair, Baroness Falkner, was being investigated – amid claims of bullying, harassment and discrimination at the organisation.
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Bereaved families give heartbreaking evidence in Covid inquiry
Bereaved families have told the Covid inquiry that people who died were treated like ‘toxic waste’ – as they gave evidence for the first time.
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North of Tyne mayor resigns from Labour saying party loyalty ‘broken down in the north east’
The North of Tyne mayor Jamie Driscoll has resigned from the Labour party after it blocked him from running for mayor of the north-east. Mr Driscoll – who’s been described as the ‘last Corbynista in power’ – said he plans to run against Labour as an independent when the new Mayoralty is elected next year if he can raise £25,000 by the end of August.
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Rap artist Mike Skinner on filming a murder mystery for new album
The rap artist best known for the Streets made his name in the early 2000s, taking on the garage scene and making it relatable to swathes of Britain’s disaffected young people.
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‘Israelis have taken us back 20 years’, says Palestinian artist
The Freedom Theatre is a cultural centre in the Jenin camp – and its artistic director, Ahmed Tobasi, was born and raised there.
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‘France is not a state that supports racism’, says Macron party member
Anne Rudisuhli is a councillor representing Bouches-du-Rhone, an area which includes the city of Marseilles, and is a member of President Macron’s party.
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New name for Manchester’s Factory art centre as multi-million pound sponsorship deal announced
This year’s Manchester International Festival is getting underway with dance, music and super-sized inflatable art.
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Glastonbury 2023 kicks-off but will male headliner controversy overshadow party mood?
The sun has shone all day at Glastonbury. Two hundred thousand people have pitched their tents on – or near – the site for the four day event which is now in full swing.
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Titanic sub: ‘We don’t know if they’re still alive’, says consulting engineer Bart Kemper
Bart Kemper was one of the signatories of a letter drafted to OceanGate in 2018 from a group of experts warning the company that its experimental approach could cause damage to the industry.
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‘I wouldn’t want to legitimise that vote today’: Tory MP on Partygate report
We spoke to one of Boris Johnson’s supporters, the Conservative MP Brendan Clarke-Smith.
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Boris Johnson: MPs vote on Partygate report
MPs are in the middle of an unprecedented debate – on whether they should confirm that Boris Johnson – who was still Prime Minister this time last year – deliberately lied to parliament.
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Discrimination faced by Windrush generation must be remembered, says author Arthur Torrington
There will be celebrations this week across the UK to mark the 75th anniversary of the Empire Windrush arriving at Tilbury docks.
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Ukraine claims ‘partial success’ in counter offensive
“Extremely fierce battles” are raging in the south and east of Ukraine according to the country’s deputy defence minister. She said the counter offensive, which began a week ago, was having “partial success”, measuring every metre of their territory taken back.
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Boris Johnson calls on ‘Partygate’ Committee member to resign
Boris Johnson has called for the resignation of a senior member of the Privileges Committee after allegations were published online that Conservative MP Sir Bernard Jenkin had also attended a party during covid restrictions.
