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Nigel Farage: ‘People who say they will vote Labour won’t – when they see I’m here’
We spoke to Nigel Farage shortly after he announced he’d run, and we started by putting it to him that voting Reform on 4 July helps Labour get a bigger majority.
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Tory MP says degrees like ‘contemporary circus skills’ should be scrapped
We spoke to the Conservative Party Chairman Richard Holden and began by asking him to name some degree courses he thought were a rip-off.
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‘The Conservatives don’t owe Angela Rayner an apology,’ says work and pensions secretary
Following the announcement, police have dropped an investigation into Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner, we began by asking Mel Stride whether the Conservative party owe her an apology.
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‘Tories have betrayed Britain on mass immigration’, says Tice
Reform UK leader Richard Tice tells Cathy Newman his net-zero migration policy will improve the NHS and economic growth.
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Fans react to football clubs increasing season ticket prices
Many supporters are are being priced out of supporting the teams they love.
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Why is Georgia’s ruling party so intent on adopting ‘foreign influence’ bill?
According to its critics, Moscow’s destabilising influence has been laid bare this week in neighbouring Georgia, with the passing of the “foreign influence” bill by parliament.
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FactCheck: Labour claims rail reforms would save taxpayer £2.2bn a year
Labour says its rail plans will save the taxpayer £2.2bn a year. FactCheck takes a look.
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Is Reform UK helping Labour into power?
As we’ve heard, Reform came close to pushing the Tories into third place in the Blackpool South by-election, but their national vote share after the local elections is looking like just 11 per cent. Good enough to damage the Tories, not good enough to win seats themselves – and so far they’ve only won one…
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Post Office chief Vennells knew about IT remote access says former General Counsel
The man who was once the top lawyer for the Post Office, Chris Aujard, has told the inquiry into the Horizon computer scandal that the former chief executive Paula Vennells was reluctant to cease prosecutions entirely because they acted “as a deterrent”.
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Why Israel’s attack on Iran is being played down by both sides
After days of tension and calls for calm, Israel’s response to Iran’s unprecedented drone and missile strike appeared carefully calibrated to avert a wider war.
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Windrush scandal: returning to the UK after a forty year wait
Imagine going on a family holiday and being told you have no right to return to the only place you have ever called home. That’s what happened to 70-year-old Richard Black, who went to Trinidad from the UK 40 years ago to visit his in-laws. He’s thought to be one of the earliest victims of…
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India could destroy a remote tribe by building new Hong Kong
India’s Andaman and Nicobar Islands are home to some of the world’s most remote and vulnerable tribes. But now, they’re at the centre of the country’s plans to unleash its 21st century potential.
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Exclusive: Paula Vennells was briefed about “covert operations team” that could alter subpostmaster accounts two years before parliamentary appearance
The bombshell new tapes obtained by Channel 4 News reveal Post Office chief executive Paula Vennells was aware of an allegation concerning the existence of the remote unit at Bracknell’s Fujitsu headquarters, two years before she appeared in Parliament.
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Swinging sixties fashion: Biba designer Barbara Hulanicki on her new exhibition
If there’s one fashion brand that epitomised the swinging sixties it was Biba.
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Poorer areas face greatest childcare shortages ahead of April rollout in England
Parents in poorer areas of England will be less likely to get childcare places than those in richer parts of the country.