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July 02, 2024

Labour would take global lead on climate - Miliband

Comments come despite party's reversal of some green pledges this year

4 mins

US supreme court ruling gives boost to Trump

The US supreme court has ruled that former presidents are entitled to some degree of immunity from criminal prosecution, a major victory for Donald Trump that severely weakens the 2020 election subversion case against him and any prospect of a trial before November.

3 mins

Fewer prison inmates completing rehabilitation courses than in 2010

The number of prisoners completing rehabilitation programmes in England and Wales under consecutive Conservative governments has fallen by 74%, according to research.

3 mins

McKellen, 85, withdraws from Player Kings tour after stage fall

Sir Ian McKellen is withdrawing from the national tour of Player Kings after he was injured when he fell off a West End stage last month.

1 min

Military horses break loose in London for second time in three months

Three military horses bolted through central London yesterday, the second incident in the capital in three months involving army animals breaking loose.

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Lib Dems Poll could reshape UK's political scene for decades - Davey

Tactical voting and disaffection with the main parties makes this Thursday a once-in-a-lifetime general election day that could reshape the political landscape for decades, the leader of the Liberal Democrats has argued.

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Party funds Donor influx illustrates turnaround in Labour's fortunes

Labour HQ was shocked and delighted to discover the party had raised £4m in the first two weeks of the election campaign, while the beleaguered Tories managed just £290,000.

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John Swinney Election fight is still on in Scotland, says first minister

The election is \"over and done with\" in England, but in Scotland the contest between Labour and the Scottish National party is still on, says John Swinney.

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'People are demoralised' Former Corbyn backers feeling politically adrift

When Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader spoke at events seven years ago, crowds blocked roads and scaled street furniture to catch sight of him.

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Trans rights Gen Z used as 'political footballs', say activists

'Politics is unavoidable\" for the transgender and non-binary young adults Oscar Hoyle works with, he says. Many of them will be voting on Thursday for the first time.

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Murray fans happy to queue despite risk he may not play

Andy Murray had yet to decide if he was fit enough to play at Wimbledon, but fans were still queueing for the chance to see the Scot play in what could be his last singles game at SW19.

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Brain-controlled bionic leg helps amputees to walk and climb stairs

A brain-controlled bionic leg has allowed people with amputations to walk more quickly and navigate stairs and obstacles more easily ina groundbreaking trial.

2 mins

Migrant nurse in line for £13,000 payout in unfair dismissal case

A migrant nurse could be eligible for a significant payout from a British healthcare company after an employment judge ruled he was likely to win his case for unfair dismissal, in a judgment that could pave the way for dozens of other such cases.

2 mins

Moths attract following as importance comes to light

Everyone loves bees and butterflies, but now moths are finally getting their chance to be in the spotlight.

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French parties scramble to strike voting pacts to keep out far right

France's left and centrist parties are scrambling to cobble together a united front after Marine Le Pen's resounding victory in the first round of snap parliamentary elections on Sunday brought her far-right, antiimmigration party a step closer to power.

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Shows of loyalty and damage control, but Democrats are jostling for position

With the White House scrambling to prevent Joe Biden's candidacy entering a full-blown crisis, several state governors were said to be subtly positioning themselves as late substitutes - while avoiding being seen to do so.

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Gaza hospital head says he was tortured during months of Israeli detention

The head of Gaza's biggest hospital has accused Israel of torturing him and other detainees, following his release after seven months in Israeli detention facilities.

2 mins

‘Wait this monster out’: Hurricane Beryl warning in Caribbean

Hurricane Beryl has made landfall on the Caribbean island of Carriacou after becoming the earliest storm of its strength to form in the Atlantic, fuelled by record warm waters.

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France do it again as deflected strike sees off Belgium

Four games into Euro 2024, no France player has found the net from open play but here they are, unbeaten and into the quarter-finals, the tournament favourites progressing thanks to another strike from their top scorer: own goal.

3 mins

Sabalenka leads exodus amid injuries and upsets

One big withdrawal could be regarded as unfortunate for a tournament, two a bit of a fluke.

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