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Buffalo shooting: Self-confessed white supremacist wanted to ‘take as many black lives as possible’
Residents living near the scene of this weekend’s racist massacre in Buffalo, New York, have gathered for a vigil to remember the10 people who died.
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Northern Ireland: stalemate, borders and centrist politics
For the first time in 101 years, a nationalist party is in the majority in Northern Ireland. Sinn Féin said the country was entering a “new era” as they overtook the DUP.
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‘Bruising’ results for Conservatives in Wales as they lose their last remaining council
In Wales, with 18 councils fully declared so far, there have been some significant losses for the Conservatives, including their last remaining council, Monmouthshire, with Labour now the biggest party there.
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Air pollution causes seven million premature deaths every year, says WHO
We spoke to World Health Organisation director, Dr Maria Neira, and began by asking her whether Britain’s air is unusually bad compared to other nations.
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Partygate: Tory Party co-chair backs Johnson remaining as PM
In Westminster, the investigations into lockdown breaking parties continues to dominate with the Tory Co-Chairman, Oliver Dowden, insisting today that changing leader at this moment would not be in the national interest.
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Macron v Le Pen: a very different rematch
Emmanuel Macron will face Marine Le Pen in the second round run-off of the French Presidential election
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Marine Le Pen ‘much better prepared’ for election rematch, says Macron biographer
Sophie Pedder, the Paris bureau chief of The Economist, has written a much-praised biography of Emmanuel Macron and spoke to us in Paris.
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Russia-Ukraine conflict: Progress made in peace talks but hurdles remain
Our International Editor, Lindsey Hilsum, is in Kyiv.
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Severe flood warnings remain in UK after week of storm chaos
Severe flood warnings remain in place tonight in parts of Shropshire and Worcestershire – after a week in which three major named storms have caused havoc across the UK.
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Speed up Post Office compensation payments, MPs demand
A committee of MPs have said compensation payments to victims of the Post Office IT scandal must be sped up.
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Ending England’s self-isolation laws is ‘declaring premature success’, says professor
We were joined from Edinburgh by Professor Devi Sridhar, chair of Global Public Health at Edinburgh University.
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Ukraine crisis: Putin to review US response to Russia’s security demands amid fears over invasion
An “opening for dialogue” but “not optimistic” – was how Russia met America’s response to their set of security demands today.
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Maida Vale deaths: Driver appeals to police to de-arrest him after he used his car to stop knifeman
A passing motorist who used his car to try to stop a knifeman attacking his ex-partner has issued a statement asking not to be prosecuted. His vehicle struck and killed Leon McCaskre as he carried out an attack on Yasmin Chkaifi in west London on Monday.
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Ukraine crisis: US delivers written response to Russia’s demands
In Moscow, the US ambassador personally handed over Washington’s written response to a sweeping set of security demands made by Russia.
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Johnson approved evacuation of animals from Afghanistan, emails suggest
The prime minister faced more questions today on his conduct – not on parties this time, but on his possible involvement in the evacuation of animals from Kabul.