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‘Conservative incompetence on this is jaw dropping’: Shadow immigration minister on Rishi Sunak’s asylum policy
We spoke to Labour’s Shadow Immigration Minister, Stephen Kinnock.
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Scottish government proposes scrapping juries in rape cases
Trial by jury is one of the fundamental building blocks of the British justice system.
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‘The country is being betrayed’ as government U-turns on scrapping EU laws, says Alastair Campbell
We spoke to pro-EU campaigner Alastair Campbell whose new book – ‘But What Can I Do?: Why Politics Has Gone So Wrong, and How You Can Help Fix It’ is published today.
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South Africa gripped by kidnapping crisis
There’s growing alarm at the number of kidnappings being reported in South Africa.
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Mississippi tornado: search and rescue operations continue
President Biden has issued an emergency declaration for Mississippi, making federal funding available to the areas hardest hit when a tornado swept through on Friday night. At least 26 people were killed and dozens injured on the storm’s hour-long path through the state.
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‘My city is gone,’ says Mayor after tornado tears across Mississippi
At least twenty-three people were killed and dozens more injured when a devastating tornado hit the US state of Mississippi overnight. Emergency services were left to appeal on Twitter for help with the search and rescue effort after the town of Rolling Fork was destroyed by a direct hit – the verdict of the mayor…
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People arriving on small boats are ‘asylum shopping’ says Conservative MP, Jonathan Gullis
Jonathan Gullis is a Conservative MP.
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Home Secretary ‘walking over the dead bodies of 26 victims’ – Windrush campaigner responds to Home Office scrapping of inquiry recommendations
A decision by the home secretary to drop commitments designed to prevent another Windrush scandal was branded a “slap in the face” for the communities affected.
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Swapping stones for guns: the teenage Palestinians drawn into an old conflict (dubbed)
Warning: This report contains images viewers may find distressing – including dead bodies. Now in the occupied West Bank, it’s been the deadliest year for nearly two decades. Young Palestinian men – frustrated by a hardening Israeli occupation, and disillusioned with their own older political leaders are forming new militant outfits. They’ve gained large followings…
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‘We all need to be stepping up’ over sexual abuse support, says West Yorkshire Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime
Alison Lowe is the deputy mayor for policing and crime in West Yorkshire.
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US has ‘abandoned’ poor communities as Mississippi capital goes without clean water, says councillor
We speak to Aaron Banks, a local councillor in Jackson, Mississippi.
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World has crossed climate tipping point, says Pakistan Climate Change Minister
We spoke to Pakistan’s Minister of Climate Change, Sherry Rehman.
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Russian Ambassador: Ukrainian shopping mall hit by missile was ‘empty’
We spoke to the Russian ambassador to the UK, Andrei Kelin about his country’s ongoing war in Ukraine. We asked for his response to the missile strike on a shopping mall in Kremenchuk- and if at the very least he would admit that it was a tragic and terrible mistake?
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Russia Ukraine war: Missiles strike crowded Ukraine shopping centre
At least 10 people have been confirmed dead, with 50 others injured after a Russian missile strike slammed into a crowded shopping centre in the central Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk.
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US and EU warn UK against ‘ripping up’ NI Protocol
Boris Johnson has been warned by both the US and the EU that he should not unilaterally rip up the Northern Ireland Protocol which the UK agreed after Brexit, as ministers consider whether to bring in legislation which would override parts of the deal.