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Israel Hamas war: the sick and desperate children stuck in Gaza
It’s been more than a month since Israel began its offensive in Rafah targeting, it says, Hamas’ remaining battalions.
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Rwanda bill: Asylum seekers ‘stuck in limbo’ as MPs vote
The rebels on the right of the Conservative Party wanted it toughened up to prevent legal appeals by asylum seekers.
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Junior doctors strike: ‘Patients risk being stuck in hospital at Christmas unnecessarily’, say charities
Patients risk being stuck in hospital over Christmas unnecessarily because of the latest junior doctors strike. That’s the warning from a group of organisations including Age UK and the Patients Association, in a joint letter outlining their fears about the impact of the 72-hour action that began at 7 this morning. The Health Secretary has…
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Thousands with autism and learning disabilities stuck in mental health hospitals
More than 2,000 people with autism and learning disabilities are stuck in mental health hospitals across England, despite repeated Government promises to end the practice.
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Family of Wirral teacher stuck in Gaza appeal for help from Foreign Office
The family of a teacher from the Wirral who is stuck in Gaza are appealing for help from the Foreign Office to help get her home safely. Islam Alashi is a Palestinian national with a visa to remain in the UK, while her husband and their twins are British citizens.
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11-year-old stuck in hospital for year due to lack of suitable social housing
She was declared fit to leave hospital after a month. But 11 year old Kyra Whitmell has been stuck there for almost a year – because suitable social housing just isn’t available.
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Homeless families stuck for decades in temporary accommodation
There are warnings from homeless charities that the mortgage squeeze is further deepening the housing crisis, with Shelter saying the number of people stuck in temporary accommodation is now at ’emergency levels’.
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UK inflation stuck at highest level in forty years
Inflation is down by a wafer. It was 8.7 per cent in April. But that’s not down as much as expected, stoking fears that the UK has a big problem with rising prices.
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Last flights leave Khartoum – but how many British citizens are stuck in Sudan?
The exodus from Sudan continues this evening – with tens of thousands fleeing the war, which has now entered its third week of fighting.
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Why are Fox News and Tucker Carlson ‘parting ways’?
The outspoken Conservative TV host Tucker Carlson is leaving Fox News – where he presented the network’s top rated programme.
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Sudan crisis: thousands of British nationals stuck in war zone
There’s a Royal Navy frigate nearby and an RAF plane has landed in Port Sudan – as ministers admitted the “job isn’t done” when it comes to rescuing thousands of British passport holders trapped by the fighting.
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Pro-war bloggers ‘influential’ in Russia, says Professor Joshua Tucker
We’re joined by professor Joshua Tucker, who’s director of the Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia at New York University.
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Royal Mail: Thousands of parcels stuck in limbo after ransomware cyber attack
More than half a million letters and parcels destined for overseas destinations are stuck in limbo – after a ransomware cyber attack on the Royal Mail.
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TUC boss calls on government to ‘seriously negotiate’ with unions on pay
In a month of continued strikes, with Border Force staff the latest on picket lines, we spoke to the new Trades Union Congress chief executive Paul Novak, and began by asking him about his new position and how he views success in this role.
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‘Workers need to stand up for themselves’, says TUC General Secretary
We speak to the TUC General Secretary Frances O’Grady – and begin by putting it to her that Jeremy Hunt simply had no choice but to act to placate the markets.
