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Families of women murdered by men demand change
Sarah Everard was not the only woman murdered by a man to be remembered today. In the House of Commons, MP Jess Philips read out a list of all the women killed by men in the last year. She was watched in the public gallery by relatives of women murdered in previous years. We went…
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Exclusive: Former Police Federation Chair calls for public inquiry over allegations of ‘systematic bullying’ in organisation
The Police Federation was set up to defend the pay and working conditions of rank-and-file officers in England and Wales – a bit like a trade union, but one that cannot go on strike.
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Pakistan elections: Khan allies gain most votes, but political future remains uncertain
The final results are in, but it’s still unclear who will govern Pakistan after a controversial and polarising general election.
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Prince Harry settles remaining phone hacking claims against Mirror Group Newspapers
Prince Harry has settled his remaining phone hacking claims against Mirror Group Newspapers. The High Court in London was told he had accepted a substantial sum, in addition to the more than £140,000 compensation he was awarded in December, to drop his outstanding claim.
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The Last Dinner Party on female and non-binary bands and being Britain’s ‘most exciting band’
Critics are calling them the most exciting band in Britain. The Last Dinner Party have won fans, awards and critical acclaim and all before their debut album was even released. They’ve been compared to Queen, Kate Bush and Florence and the Machine, but there’s something very different about this dinner party set-up.
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First ever biopic of Bob Marley to hit cinema screens
The first ever biopic of Bob Marley will finally hit cinema screens later next month.
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‘Carers are just abandoned’: Demand for council respite care soars as funding squeezed
Councils in England have been given an emergency £600 million by the Government to stave off financial crisis after Tory MPs threatened a rebellion over the prospect of steep spending cuts in an election year.
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Royal Mail may cut deliveries to three days a week due to low demand
Royal Mail’s postal service is “unsustainable” and “must modernise” according to the industry watchdog.
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Post Office inquiry: Released Fujitsu emails accuse sub postmaster of being ‘nasty chap’
Alex Thomson explains developments at the inquiry into the Post Office Horizon scandal.
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2023 the most successful year for female stars in UK singles chart history – but are new artists benefitting?
It’s been the most successful year for female stars in the history of the UK singles chart – from major stars like Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus to TikTok sensations like PinkPantheress. In fact, women spent a total of 31 weeks at the top of the charts – with seven of last year’s top ten…
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‘Republicans are losing interest in Ukraine’, says foreign policy expert amid US aid stalemate
We spoke to Michael O’Hanlon, from the Washington based foreign policy think tank, the Brookings Institution. We began by asking him why the Senate has been reluctant to continue support for Ukraine.
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Trans women with history of violence against women excluded from Scotland’s female prisons
Transgender women with a history of violence against women and girls will only be sent to female prisons if it’s deemed they don’t present an “unacceptable risk of harm”, under new rules announced by the Scottish Prison Service.
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Undercover filming highlights Saudi plan to artificially raise oil demand
An undercover sting operation has highlighted a Saudi Arabian government plan to artificially raise global oil demand, Channel 4 News can reveal in an investigation released just days before climate crisis talks begin in the UAE.
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31 premature babies who were evacuated from al-Shifa hospital permitted to enter Egypt
Some people did get out of Gaza in the last 24 hours – dozens of premature babies have been permitted to enter Egypt.
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Clinging onto life: the premature babies trapped in Gaza hospital
Conditions continue to deteriorate at major hospitals across northern Gaza, cut off by the intense fighting between Israel and Hamas. A Palestinian official says three premature babies have now died at Gaza’s biggest hospital, al-Shifa, because there is no power for incubators. And the second biggest, al-Quds, has suspended operations. Israel continues to bomb supposedly…
