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June 24, 2024

Labour set to name dozens of new peers

Labour is set to appoint dozens of peers within weeks in an effort to push through its policies and improve the representation of women in the House of Lords, the Guardian has learned.

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Sunak Urged To Drop Candidates As Betting Investigation Widens

Senior Tories join calls for action against those under investigation

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'We are a democracy': India pressed to drop terror law prosecution of Arundhati Roy

More than 200 Indian academics, activists and journalists have published an open letter urging the Indian government to withdraw last week’s decision authorising the prosecution of the Booker prize-winning author Arundhati Roy under the country’s stringent anti-terrorism law.

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Flights cancelled for hours after power cut plunges Manchester airport into darkness

Flights out of Terminals 1 and 2 at Manchester airport were cancelled for hours yesterday after a power cut, leaving hundreds of holidaymakers stranded.

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'Bulldoze through' - Can Starmer's plan to unclog planning restrictions deliver 1.5m new homes?

Life under Labour - Labour appears poised to win a historic election victory on 4 July. In this series we look at Keir Starmer's five key political missions and ask what is at stake and whether he can deliver the change the country is crying out for

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'It's powerful' - Very rare lunar event shines a fresh light on Stonehenge

It may seem fanciful, but as darkness approached and with it a vanishingly rare lunar event - it felt as if the beasts and the birds of Stonehenge had sensed something strange was afoot.

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'It was unknown territory to us' - How an Essex school welcomed refugees - and what it's learned

When a hotel in the Essex village of Birchanger started hosting refugees in 2022, a group of the fathers turned up at the local school one day and asked: \"Can our children join?\" It was both an easy and a difficult decision for Birchanger Church of England primary school.

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'I wanted justice' - Years-long fight of woman who sued therapist over sexual assault

When Ella Janneh was awarded £217,000 in damages in the high court after a civil case against a TV sex therapist she accused of raping her, it was the culmination of an eight-year fight that she said at times had almost broken her.

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Search for Jay Slater focuses on last phone signal

Outbuildings close to where the missing teenager Jay Slater's phone last picked up a signal were the focus of a police search in Tenerife yesterday.

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Israeli defence minister to hold 'critical' talks in US on Gaza and Lebanon

Israel's defence minister has flown to meet senior Biden administration officials in Washington for what he has described as \"critical\" talks over the conflicts with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

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Fear and fury in Philly Trump takes dystopian message to Democratic city

Crooked Joe or Sleepy Joe? Donald Trump wanted to know which nickname his supporters preferred.

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"Their masks are off' - Georgian activist who was beaten says attacks increasing

Zuka Berdzenishvili's face was a canvas of rainbow colours, his piercing blue eyes partly blood-stained above a pronounced purple bruise. Berdzenishvili, a prominent activist and co-founder of the Georgian pro-democracy movement Shame, was ambushed and beaten outside his house last week by a group of unknown assailants who pushed and kicked him to the ground.

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Things will only get better - It suits Labour to paint the bleakest economic picture

Labour will win by a mile but is coming to power at the worst possible moment.

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Buttler blitz seals semi slot after Jordan's hometown hat-trick

It may have been a mismatch on the day a battering to use Harry Brook's recent phrase of choice - and one that booked England's place in the semi-finals of the men's T20 World Cup.

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Too famous for football? Ronaldo has outgrown the sport that made him

After the drama of the pitch invasions, it is clear football-and Uefa has-not come to terms with his status

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Csoboth pounces at the last to end Scotland's dream of making history

Scotland needed a win to secure a spot in the knock-out phase of a major tournament for the first time, save some form of arithmetic cruelty.

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