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Bushey manhunt: Suspect in triple murder found by police
Within the last hour police have confirmed that a man has been detained at a cemetery in Enfield in north London.
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Ex-Labour MP Thangam Debbonaire: Party’s ‘lack of a strong narrative’ on Gaza ‘had consequences’
Thangam Debbonaire lost in the Bristol constituency she’d held for nearly decade.
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New MPs reflect on their first day in parliament
We’re joined by Joshua Reynolds, the new Liberal Democrat MP for Maidenhead. He took the seat from the Conservative Party after the former prime minister Theresa May stood down.
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‘PM is in a tricky position to take on prison sector’ says youth justice specialist
Andi Brierley is a youth justice specialist at Leeds University and a former inmate himself.
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Scotland’s prisoner numbers reach record highs
In Scotland, where prisoner numbers have reached record highs, an emergency early release programme has already begun.
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How will Labour deal with water firms facing financial pressure?
One of the first acts of the new Labour government may well be taking Thames Water into public ownership.
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Welsh minister criticises sacking by Vaughan Gething’s government
A former Welsh government minister who was sacked for allegedly leaking messages to the media has denied being responsible – and criticised the process used to dismiss her.
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Damning report on Nursing and Midwifery Council will be ‘turning point’ says chair
Sir David Warren is the Chair of the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
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‘Toxic culture’ found in damning Nursing and Midwifery council review
Today’s review puts the spotlight on an organisation that’s described as having a “toxic culture” with racism in its ranks.
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‘It’s about time we had a serious prime minister’, says former Tony Blair aide
Jonathan Powell was Tony Blair’s Chief of Staff and right-hand man during the ten years he was prime minister.
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Hundreds of MPs descend on parliament to be sworn in
The House of Commons was bursting at the seams as the new parliament began its first sitting.
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‘We will not be judged by the constraints and failures over the past 14 years’ – Science Secretary Peter Kyle
We are joined by Peter Kyle, newly appointed as the secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology.
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How will Labour meet new housing targets it has set?
Krishnan Guru-Murthy: As we’ve just heard, the Chancellor promised to ‘get Britain building again’ with a wave of planning reforms this morning. But how will this actually work? Our economics correspondent Helia Ebrahami has been to one so-called grey-belt site to find out.
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Chancellor vows to ‘get Britain building’ and shares policy plans
Krishnan Guru-Murthy: “The new Chancellor Rachel Reeves has set out the Labour Government’s first policy announcements as MPs started to arrive at Westminster.
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‘No magic solution’ to stop small boats, says Former Ambassador to France
We spoke to Lord Peter Ricketts who was British Ambassador to France from 2012 to 2016 and also served as Chair of the Joint Intelligence Committee and the UK’s National Security Advisor.