Ex-Tory minister to lead review of Islamophobia definition
The government has appointed former Conservative Attorney General Dominic Grieve to lead a review into creating a new definition of Islamophobia....
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Mrs Hinch makes embarrassing admission about ‘most painful’ third labour but will ‘never say never’ to even...
SHE'D already been through labour and childbirth twice. But Mrs Hinch has admitted that her labour before welcoming newborn son Vinnie into the world...
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Channel and asylum crisis could take half of aid budget after cuts for defence
Sir Keir Starmer is to cut the aid budget in order to boost defence spending
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Keir Starmer loses fourth minister in a year in row over move to cut foreign aid budget
International development minister Anneliese Dodds has dramatically resigned from the government in protest at Sir Keir Starmer’s decision to slash...
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Keir Starmer names replacement for Anneliese Dodds after she resigns
Baroness Chapman of Darlington has been appointed the new minister for international development following the resignation of Anneliese Dodds,...
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Labour is hanging debt-stricken councils out to dry
Residents pay more to get less – and that’s not a good deal
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'I reclaimed six months' rent when my landlord broke the law - here's how'
Rachel Taylor, 36, was awarded more than £10,000 after discovering her deposit had not been placed in a proper protection scheme
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Labour MPs fear Reform surge after AfD gains in German elections
Some in the party want it to shift further to the right to ward off the threat from Reform UK
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Donald Trump's most awkward handshakes with other world leaders
If there’s one thing Donald Trump is well-known for other than his politics, it is his bone-crushing, toe-curling long handshakes. Politicians'...
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The untapped £11bn ‘goldmine’ charities are missing out on – Labour urged to act
Charities could benefit from an £11billion “jackpot” if the Government takes simple steps to kick-start giving in the UK, according to a major...
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