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Jerusalem Bombings: Teenager dies and 18 injured as Israeli-Palestinian tensions rise
A 15-year-old boy has been killed after two bomb attacks in Jerusalem during the busy morning rush hour – with at least 18 people injured.
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Republican ‘red wave’ fails to materialise in midterms
Democrats did better than expected in many key midterm races and the final outcome won’t emerge for days.
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Thousands of ‘predatory’ officers allowed to join police, report says
A highly critical report by the police inspectorate has condemned the poor standard of vetting among forces across England and Wales, saying it has allowed officers with criminal convictions to remain in the ranks.
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Woman killed by ex-husband feared authorities would take her child away, inquest hears
A young woman who was stabbed to death by her abusive ex-husband was afraid that her baby would be taken away by social services if she complained about his violent behaviour, an inquest has heard. Raneem Oudeh, 22, and her mother Khaola Saleem, were murdered outside their home in Solihull in August 2018 by 21-year-old…
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Girlhood Unfiltered: Essay collection celebrates Black girls’ voices
A new collection of essays called Girlhood Unfiltered has given a voice to Black teenage girls who say they don’t often get to share their experiences.
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Scientists call for massive dredging operation to be halted, pending investigation over pollution
Dredging to create a new freeport at Teesside should be stopped pending an independent scientific assessment, that’s from a letter by a senior Government scientist seen by Channel 4 News. Last month this programme revealed that new scientific research showed toxic pollution could be to blame for the mass mortality of sea life along the…
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Businesses ‘need some certainty’ – business leaders in red wall react to incoming PM Rishi Sunak
We were joined by James Mason, chief executive of the west and north Yorkshire chamber of commerce, and Simmy Sekhon, a local business owner who’s also a member of Conservative Friends of India.
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Can Rishi Sunak hold on to Tory Party’s red wall seats?
We visited Worksop in Bassetlaw, a so-called red wall seat which saw the biggest swing from Labour to Tory in 2019.
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Rishi Sunak declared Britain’s next prime minister
Rishi Sunak has been announced as the UK’s next prime minister.
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What do Tory voters in red wall seats think of successors to Liz Truss?
While the Tories wrangle with their second leadership contest in seven weeks, polling in former Labour areas is not in their favour.
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Over 600 die in Nigeria floods, with hundreds of thousands displaced
More than 600 people have died in floods which have swept across Nigeria – displacing hundreds of thousands of people from their homes.
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Low income households will be ‘completely floored’ by soaring bills in April, anti-poverty campaign group says
The government’s decision to shorten the energy support scheme – and the warning of spending cuts to come – could have a major effect on the finances of families up and down the country. We discussed this with Helen Barnard, from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, the anti-poverty campaign group.
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Has the government’s economic U-turn cost the Conservative Party their credibility?
After Jeremy Hunt read the last rites to Liz Truss’s economic vision earlier today, there were signs he’d managed to regain some of Britain’s credibility in the eyes of financial markets. Did that come at the cost of the Conservatives’ remaining credibility in the eyes of voters? We went to Birmingham Northfield – flipped by…
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Hundreds of officers should have been sacked for breaking the law and misconduct, says Met Police chief
The new Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley came into the job five weeks ago with a promise to restore faith in the UK’s largest police force. Today, after a damning report found systemic failings in how the Met handles misconduct allegations made by officers and their families – he admitted hundreds of his officers…
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Government leaves ‘huge credibility gap’ over economic policy, says IFS director
We spoke to Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which researches tax and public policy.