The Independent - March 28, 2025

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March 28, 2025

Reeves may target pensions and wealth next, warns IFS

Chancellor won't rule out more tax rises in autumn Budget

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British and French military chiefs to visit Kyiv, says PM

Britain and France are preparing to send a joint military delegation to Ukraine in an effort to determine how any future ceasefire deal can be supported on the ground, Sir Keir Starmer said after a summit in Paris yesterday.

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Lack of progress leaves PM facing questions at home

It looked like the moment Sir Keir Starmer had reached a turning point after spending his first six months as prime minister tumbling in the polls.

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Record level of raw sewage spills branded ‘disgraceful'

Raw sewage was released into England’s rivers and seas for a high of 3.61 million hours last year, in new figures that Labour called disgraceful”.

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'National shame': three in 10 children live in poverty

Three in 10 children in the UK are living in poverty, according to record high government figures branded a source of national shame”.

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How is Reeves really going to balance Labour's books?

One promise that the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has kept is that there would be no tax changes in her spring statement, with all the action centred on those cuts in public services.

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Charles cancels visit after cancer therapy side effects

The King has cancelled his royal engagements today after he required a short period of observation in hospital”, Buckingham Palace has said. Charles visited the London Clinic where he was treated for an enlarged prostate in January 2024 yesterday morning after experiencing side effects from his cancer treatment.

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Just Stop Oil to cease direct action after changes in law

Environmental campaign group Just Stop Oil announced it will cease disruptive action, following a final protest in Parliament Square on 26 April.

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AI prenatal scans are faster and as accurate, study finds

Artificial intelligence is being hailed as a potential game-changer in prenatal care, cutting down the time it takes to identify foetal abnormalities by almost half, according to a groundbreaking new study.

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Rushdie to publish his first fiction book since stabbing

Salman Rushdie is releasing a new story collection, titled The Eleventh Hour, which will explore themes that have been much” on his mind, including mortality, anger and peace.

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Baby Reindeer leads charge at TV Baftas with 8 nods

Mr Bates series and Slow Horses’ each got six nominations

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At least six dead as tourist submarine sinks in Red Sea

At least six people are dead, including two children, after a tourist submarine sank in the Egyptian Red Sea.

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Five injured in knife attack in Amsterdam's city centre

An Amsterdam shop worker has described seeing people injured on the ground in the terrifying moments after a stabbing spree in the heart of the city’s tourist district.

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New Trump deal seeks even more minerals from Kyiv

Donald Trump is seeking US control over all of Ukraine’s rare minerals and energy assets including oil and gas in extraordinary new proposals to Kyiv. Mr Trump’s latest proposals go far beyond the minerals deal that collapsed last month during Volodymyr Zelensky’s disastrous White House visit.

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'We don't give a crap about your opinion and reporting"

Maga politician verbally attacks Sky News’s Martha Kelner

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BBC journalist covering clashes in Turkey deported

BBC journalist Mark Lowen has been deported from Turkey after being arrested and detained for about 17 hours, the organisation has confirmed.

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Albanese calls Australia general election for May

Australians will go to the polls in May for general elections with high costs of living and a shortage of housing likely weighing against the government as prime minister Anthony Albanese s centre-left Labour Party seeks a second three-year term.

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War on the poor will backfire badly among Labour MPs

The proportion of children in poverty rose in the last full year of the Conservative government, according to the latest figures published yesterday morning.

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Retaliating to Trump's tariff would lead us up a dead end

The government has only a few days to help prevent some serious damage to the British car industry. They will be well aware that the UK exports some 6bn worth of vehicles to the US, and the trade is vulnerable to the 25 per cent tariffs planned and indeed publicly signed into force – by Donald Trump, due to come into effect on 2 April.

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Paris proves that Europe and the US are an ocean apart

However hard Emmanuel Macron and Sir Keir Starmer tried to disguise the fact, it was transatlantic divisions, rather than agreements, that emerged from yesterday’s Paris summit.

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Trump has realised he can't control how people see him

You can’t control how someone else sees you however much Donald Trump may wish it.

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Thousands of jobs at risk if British Steel furnaces close

Chinese parent company rejects government green subsidy

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At a time like this, Britain must look to its real friends

The latest US tariffs to hit British exports will not be easy to swallow but, as James Moore writes, there is another special relationship’ of a more reliable kind just across the Channel

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Chelsea dismantle City to secure semi-final place

Can we play you every week? At the culmination of four meetings in 12 days between Chelsea and Manchester City, perhaps even the answer from Sonia Bompastor’s side is a “no”.

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Nine-tenths of the flaw: the new dangers of possession.

The most successful Premier League teams traditionally kept the ball, writes Lawrence Ostlere. But Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth are showing there is a different way to win

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Tsunoda lands dream seat the sport's poisoned chalice

When Yuki Tsunoda was asked at the last race in China whether he would be comfortable stepping up to Red Bull in front of his adoring Japanese fans next week as outlandish a proposition it seemed at the time he did not flinch.

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