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154 child asylum seekers remain missing from the official accommodation in the UK
The problem of asylum seeking children missing from Home Office hotels is still unsolved.
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Russia pulls out of Black Sea grain deal hours after crucial Crimea bridge attacked
An “act of cruelty” – that is how the US ambassador to the UN has described Russia’s decision to withdraw from the Black Sea grain export deal.
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‘NHS dentistry could become a thing of the past’, says Health and Social Care Committee chair
We were joined by Conservative MP Steve Brine, who chairs the health and social care select committee.
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‘Absolutely excruciating’ – does Britain’s dental industry need a complete overhaul?
We have never been known for our perfect teeth in this country – in fact, there used to be a TV programme called Britain’s Worst Teeth.
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Elle Edwards: Man guilty of murdering beautician in Christmas eve shooting
A man who fired a submachine gun into a group of people outside a Merseyside pub on Christmas Eve has been found guilty of murder.
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Government has ‘failed’ to have vision for reforming social care, says Labour MP
We spoke to shadow health minister Liz Kendall.
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Police Special Demonstration Squad inquiry: ‘I was spied on for almost 60 years’, says author and historian
We spoke to left wing campaigner and author Tariq Ali who says he was spied on by at least 14 undercover police officers.
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‘Russia is a corporate state with oligarchic rule’, says Russian opposition politician
We spoke to Russian opposition politician Grigory Yavlinsky, who previously stood in a presidential election against Vladimir Putin. We started by asking him what he made of Yevgeny Prigozhin effectively being given a pardon, while other peaceful opposition protesters like Alexei Navalny are serving long prison sentences.
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We spoke to musician Flohio ahead of her performance at this year’s Glastonbury.
We spoke to musician Flohio ahead of her performance at this year’s Glastonbury.
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Humza Yousef says next general election will be crucial to negotiating Scottish independence
Winning a majority of seats in Scotland in the next general election will be pivotal to seeking talks with the UK government, the SNP leader told delegates at an independence convention in Dundee today.
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‘We simply don’t have enough social housing’ says Council leader
We spoke to Darren Rodwell, the local government association’s spokesman for housing and the Labour leader of Barking and Dagenham council. We started by asking him why people are waiting years for accommodation.
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Trump tells supporters he had ‘every right’ to keep official documents
Less than 24 hours after becoming the first US president to be formally charged with a federal crime over his refusal to return official documents, Donald Trump has returned to the court he much prefers to occupy – that of public opinion.
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‘Important inquires are humanised’: Lawyer on significance of hearing from bereaved families at official UK Covid-19 Inquiry
We spoke to Elkan Abrahamson, a lawyer who is representing Covid bereaved families, from the law firm Broudie Jackson Canter.
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Covid Inquiry: Bereaved families take centre stage as official hearings begin
More than three years after Boris Johnson announced a nationwide lockdown, a period in which over 226,000 lives were lost to coronavirus, and millions more turned upside down, the official Covid-19 Inquiry got underway today.
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US and Saudi officials announce 24-hour ceasefire in Sudan
US and Saudi officials say both sides in Sudan’s bitter armed conflict have agreed to a 24-hour, countrywide ceasefire starting tomorrow.
