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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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Meet the Israeli “traitors” standing against the war in Gaza
While opposition to Israel’s conduct in Gaza is voiced around the world, in Israel support for the war is still strong, but we speak to one of only two people imprisoned for refusing to serve in the army. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told his fellow politicians they need to stand united against…
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‘Government is in danger of sending extremist groups underground,’ says London Mayor
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, says Michael Gove risks stoking up tensions and creating further divisions with this new policy.
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Reading inquest: coroner hears tributes to three men killed
It was in a park on a summers afternoon in Reading in 2020, when Khairi Saadallah stabbed three men to death.
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Russia-Ukraine war: how Ukrainian children are building lives in the UK
Since the invasion two years ago, around two hundred thousand Ukrainians have moved to the UK.
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Bristol Arts funding cuts: how ‘cultural social services’ are hit
This week Birmingham’s artistic institutions warned the city faces ‘cultural deprivation’, after the council announced massive funding cuts to the arts.
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Three children including 10-month baby found dead at Bristol house
Police have named three children – one of them a small baby – whose bodies were found in a house in Bristol. A 42-year-old woman has been arrested and taken to hospital. She remains in police custody.
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Navalny’s team accuses Russia of ‘hiding’ his body
To Russia, where the American ambassador has joined mourners laying flowers in memory of Alexei Navalny.
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UK economy: Will Labour raise taxes to avoid spending cuts?
James Murray is the Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury. We asked if Labour were planning to raise taxes in order to avoid spending cuts.
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‘No rebuilding’ in Syria one year on after quake
Over the border in Syria, the earthquake killed some six thousand people and left many more homeless.
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UNRWA Gaza operations to cease by March without funding, says spokesperson
We spoke to UNRWA’s spokesperson Juliette Touma and began by asking her if she had received any evidence from Israel to support the allegations being made.
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‘We need to increase our spending on defence’ says former head of British army
As Britain is drawn further into the war in the Middle East, MPs are warning that the government must address shortages in military personnel and equipment. If not, they say the armed forces will not be ready to fight a “high-intensity war”. The Defence Select Committee says the military is “consistently over stretched” – with…
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Clapham chemical attack: police offer £20,000 reward for information leading to suspect’s arrest
Four days after a chemical attack on a woman and her two daughters in south London, police have offered a twenty thousand pound reward for information leading to the suspect’s arrest. The last confirmed sighting of 35-year-old Abdul Ezedi remains the night of the attack – despite him having serious injuries to his face.
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€50bn EU funding a ‘long-term signal of stability and commitment’ to Ukraine says expert
We spoke to Yaroslav Trofimov, who’s Chief Foreign-Affairs Correspondent at The Wall Street Journal – and has just published a new book about Russia’s war in Ukraine – Our Enemies Will Vanish.
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Rwanda bill is ‘leading nation down a damaging path’, says Archbishop of Canterbury
The House of Lords looks set to make significant changes to the Government’s flagship Rwanda Bill, in defiance of Rishi Sunak’s demand that they should pass it unamended.
