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“How many years until we see justice served?” asks former subpostmaster
We spoke to former subpostmasters Chris Head and Chirag Sidhpura. Both lost everything after the Post Office accused them of stealing huge sums of money.
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War and hunger force hundreds of thousands to flee Sudan
The UK is almost doubling its aid to Sudan, to £89 million, as the humanitarian crisis there continues to escalate.
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Untreated sewage dumped into England rivers and seas doubles in 2023
The latest Environment Agency data on how much untreated sewage is being dumped into rivers and seas across England makes grim reading.
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Sunak forced into mini-reshuffle after two ministers quit
Rishi Sunak has been forced to carry out a mini-reshuffle after two ministers resigned from the Government today. The Skills Minister Robert Halfon unexpectedly quit his job this afternoon and said he will stand down as MP for Harlow at the general election.
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Govt SEND funding boost still billions short says Tory MP with affected family
The Education Secretary has admitted that parents whose children have special educational needs are having to “fight to get the right support” for them.
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FactCheck: what are NHS physician associates and why are unions worried?
Physician associates support doctors diagnosing and managing patients, often in GP surgeries or hospitals.
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Hunting: Warwickshire Police accused of “cover up” by MP
An MP has accused Warwickshire Police of a ‘cover up’ over a secret deal they made with the Warwickshire Hunt.
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Thousands of junior doctors strike in Wales
Thousands of junior doctors have gone on strike in Wales for the third time this year.
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You can see the gauntness of children, says UNICEF spokesperson in Gaza
We spoke to James Elder who is a spokesperson for UNICEF, and began by asking him what the situation was with food and shelter in Gaza.
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Why did US abstain from Gaza UN Security Council ceasefire resolution vote?
Washington Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy joins us from outside the State Department.
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UN Security Council passes Gaza ceasefire resolution – as US abstains
The growing divide between Israel and Washington has been laid bare by the US allowing the United Nations Security Council to vote for a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
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Public tone shifts from speculation to sympathy after Royal health announcement
The announcement from Catherine, the Princess of Wales yesterday about undergoing treatment for cancer has sparked support from around the world. And with that a row-back on the intense speculation on her absence from public life. We visit Windsor, where curiosity has been replaced by sympathy.
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Blocked Gaza aid trucks a ‘moral outrage’ says UN chief
The UN secretary general Antonio Guterres has called the queue of aid-trucks waiting to be allowed into Gaza where people face starvation, ‘a moral outrage’. He was visiting the border crossing between Egypt and Gaza, not far from Rafah, where almost half of Gaza’s population have been displaced and where Israel is threatening to launch…
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Moscow concert attack: Russia links gunmen to Ukraine
More bodies of those killed in the attack on a Moscow concert hall have been found beneath the rubble of the building. President Putin claims the attackers were trying to flee Russia over the border to Ukraine. At least 133 people were killed and 140 injured after gunmen opened fire at the crowd in the…
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Multiple casualties reported after gunmen storm Moscow concert hall
Gunmen have stormed a concert hall on the outskirts of Moscow and opened fire with automatic weapons. Multiple casualties have been reported.
