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Jeremy Corbyn: the moment ‘debate’ turns into ‘row’ edges closer
It was a confident and relaxed performance, better than many expected. But probably a bit tougher than some might have expected.
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David Cameron says the fight against Islamic extremism is “one of the great struggles of our generation” – but critics say the new strategy will alienate British Muslims.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan approves a new 450-pupil selective school in Sevenoaks. Defence Minister and local MP Michael Fallon says he’s “thrilled”, but are grammar schools on the way back?
Police reveal that a couple and their five children from Bradford bought one-way tickets to Turkey before being reported missing on Tuesday – and fear they may be heading to Syria.
George Osborne says the Conservatives abolished the slave trade, stopped children working in factories and invented chocolate. OK, we made that last one up.
Not so much a prison, more a piece of prime real estate: the government has confirmed it’s considering selling off jails in inner city areas to fund modernisation plans.
Caribbean campaigners want Britain and other European countries to pay for the historic crimes of the transatlantic slave trade.
It was a confident and relaxed performance, better than many expected. But probably a bit tougher than some might have expected.
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Labour’s new shadow cabinet has been announced. Who is on the frontbench alongside Jeremy Corbyn and who is advising him behind the scenes?
David Cameron visits a refugee camp in Lebanon to meet Syrian asylum seekers who have fled the country’s civil war.
Jeremy Corbyn’s first shadow cabinet as Labour leader is already facing criticism for its failure to place female MPs in the most prominent positions.
In a letter made available to Channel 4 News the foreign secretary warns David Cameron that including students in net migration figures causes “immense damage” to Britain.
Syrian refugee women and girls are suffering harassment, sexual exploitation and domestic abuse in exile in Lebanon and Jordan, and that abuse is increasing.
The online abuse I’ve received while covering the refugee and migration crisis is more than any other story I’ve reported.
A supporter of Jeremy Corbyn has claimed that the far-left is preparing to oust several Labour MPs – who the activist condemned as “careerists” and right-wingers.