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Just Stop Oil climate protests disrupt London with roadblocks
Tens of thousands of people have taken part in four days of action organised by the climate activist group Extinction Rebellion – which they claim was the biggest climate protest ever held in the UK.
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Britain’s asylum plan ‘unlawful’ and Rwanda ‘unsafe’, lawyers tell court of appeal
The Government’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful because the country isn’t safe, the Court of Appeal has been told.
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Foreign demand for UK goods contracts for 14th month in a row
Foreign demand for UK manufactured goods has contracted for the 14th month in a row, according to the latest Purchasing Managers Index published this morning. Falling new export orders in March are “a significant drain on demand” according to Rob Dobson of S&P Global Intelligence, who put together the survey, “offsetting signs of a modest…
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‘Really is critical to act on climate change now,’ says Baroness Brown
We spoke to Baroness Brown, Julia King, who leads work on adaptation at the climate change committee.
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Mexico: At least 38 people dead in migrant detention centre fire
When fire broke out in a migrant detention centre in the Mexican city of Ciudad Juárez on Monday, immigration officials quickly ran out of the building, along with 15 female detainees.
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‘Wherever there was a fight for equality, Lily Savage was there’: Labour peer and actor Lord Cashman on Paul O’Grady
We spoke to Paul O’Grady’s close friend, the Labour peer and actor Michael Cashman, and asked him how they met.
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Paul O’Grady: TV presenter and comedian dies aged 67
Comedian, presenter, actor and gay activist – Paul O’Grady has died aged 67.
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Safe legal routes ‘aren’t working’ for asylum seekers, says Yvette Cooper
We spoke to Yvette Cooper, shadow home secretary, and asked her if, in principle, it is right or wrong to move asylum seekers from hotels to former military barracks?
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Asylum seekers to be moved to former military sites
The government says its plan to house thousands of asylum seekers in “basic and functional” accommodation on former military sites in Lincolnshire and Essex, plus a non-military site in East Sussex, is part of its drive to reduce the amount spent on hotel rooms.
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New figures showing 1,500 police officers accused of violence against women ‘concerning and disturbing’, deputy chief constable says
We’re joined by Deputy Chief Constable Maggie Blyth from the National Police Chiefs’ Council. She’s the National Police Lead for Violence Against Women and Girls.
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Over 1,500 police officers accused of violence against women
New figures show more than 1,500 police officers in England and Wales have been accused of violence against women and girls over a period of just six months – while only a tiny fraction of cases resulted in anyone being sacked.
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Mariupol: Trapped in Ukraine’s lost city
In Ukraine, the country’s future is being decided on the battlefield of Bakhmut, President Zelenskyy has declared.
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Eleanor Williams jailed for eight and a half years over rape lies
A young woman has been jailed for eight and a half years after a court found she lied about being raped and trafficked by an Asian gang – and made false claims against a number of men.
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Hamburg shooting: Seven killed in attack on Jehovah’s Witness hall
Seven people including an unborn baby have been killed in a shooting in Germany by a gunman who then took his own life.
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West Midlands Police officer arrested on suspicion of engaging in sexual activity in public and voyeurism
A West Midlands Police officer has now been arrested on suspicion of engaging in sexual activity in public and voyeurism.