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How does the UK defence spending boost add up?
It’s highly unusual for a prime minister to make such a major spending pledge outside a budget, so let’s take a closer look at it.
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PM promises UK defence spending up to 2.5% of GDP by 2030
Rishi Sunak has pledged to increase defence spending to 2.5 percent of GDP by 2030. On a trip to Poland, the prime minister said the extra billions will put Britain’s defence industry “on a war footing” – and Nato members cannot expect the US alone to foot the bill for defending the West. He also…
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US funding will make ‘huge difference’ in war with Russia says Ukraine
Russia has reacted with fury and has warned more in Ukraine will die after the US House of Representatives passed a military aid package worth more than $60 billion.
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Netanyahu ‘survival’ depends on ‘expanding war’ says head of Palestinian National Initiative
The United Nations Security Council is scheduled to vote on a Palestinian request for full UN membership on Friday. Israel’s ally, the US, is expected to block the move because it would effectively recognise a Palestinian state. It comes as the UN appeals for more than £2.2 billion to help people in Gaza and the…
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Iran is responding to ‘obnoxious behaviour’ from Israel, says Tehran professor
We spoke to Tohid Asadi, a professor at the University of Tehran.
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‘Public spending hasn’t been there’ for Wandsworth Prison, says Prison Governors Association President
Tom Wheatley is the President of the Prison Governors Association.
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Family of 12-year-old who died of stroke in hospital reject coroner findings
There were angry scenes in court today after a coroner found that a 12-year-old girl who died of a stroke in hospital would not have been saved if she’d received treatment sooner.
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Cass review: ‘a huge step ending treatment that was doing harm,’ says former Tavistock Trust governor
Dr David Bell served as a staff governor at the Tavistock Trust and wrote an internal report in 2018, raising concerns brought to him by colleagues about the way the Gender Identity Development Service was treating patients.
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India could destroy a remote tribe by building new Hong Kong
India’s Andaman and Nicobar Islands are home to some of the world’s most remote and vulnerable tribes. But now, they’re at the centre of the country’s plans to unleash its 21st century potential.
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Pressure on US to cut back on sending arms to Israel after aid worker deaths
President Biden said he is “outraged and heartbroken” by the death of the seven aid workers. But the US is one of the biggest suppliers of weapons to Israel.
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Thames Water investors pull £500m funding lifeline
Thames Water is the UK’s biggest water company, serving almost a quarter of the population.
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Post Office scandal: outrage as Channel 4 News reveals covert recordings
There’s growing anger among politicians following the secret recordings, aired in our exclusive report on this programme last night.
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‘Pure rage’: MP Liam Byrne’s reaction to covert recordings proving Post Office scandal cover up
We spoke to Liam Byrne, the chair of the Business and Trade Committee.
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Covert recordings prove Post Office covered up scandal for years
When the public inquiry into the Horizon scandal resumes next month, Post Office executives will again be questioned over what they knew, when, and what they did about it.
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Exclusive: Covert recordings obtained by C4News prove Post Office covered up scandal for years
Recordings proving Post Office management knew subpostmasters’ were not to blame for accounting errors in the Horizon system are broadcast for the first time, as part of an exclusive Channel 4 News report.
