The Independent - June 02, 2024
The Independent - June 02, 2024
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June 02, 2024
Pioneer judge: UK is going backwards on trans rights
Young trans people face a \"very difficult and dangerous period\" because the country has gone backwards in its attitudes, Britain's first transgender judge has warned.
2 mins
Mortgage payments hike for thousands in run-up to vote
Lib Dems warn of a 'blue wall reckoning' for prime minister
2 mins
Conservatives may win just 66 seats, megapoll suggests
The Conservatives are heading for electoral disaster and could win just 66 seats in parliament, a new megapoll suggests.
1 min
Are the Tories heading for a Canada 1993-style wipeout?
Thirty years ago a ruling Conservative Party was demolished at the polls thanks to a party called Reform but history is very unlikely to repeat itself in the UK
3 mins
Tories promise to build at least 100 new GP surgeries
More GP surgeries and diagnostic centres would be built under a future Conservative government funded by slashing the number of NHS managers, the Tories have said.
2 mins
Labour plans to overhaul funding of apprenticeships
Labour has restated its pledge to reform the existing apprenticeship levy, promising firms more flexibility about how they spend government money.
2 mins
War of the battle buses
Keir Starmer joked that the vehicles were like Tory defectors - 'You wait for ages and then three come along in a row'
2 mins
'It's not 1997': D:Ream song snub brushed off by Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer has brushed off a snub from the pop group behind New Labour’s victory anthem Things Can Only Get Better, saying: “We’re not in 1997.”
2 mins
Lib Dems launch 'operation 1997' to smash the blue wall
Party wants Labour supporters to vote tactically in 53 seats
4 mins
Fruit and vegetable pickers abused in visa farm scheme
Migrant workers tell of sexual harrassment and violence
4 mins
Ambassador to Mexico fired after pointing gun at worker
The UK's ambassador to Mexico has been sacked after he was caught on camera aiming an assault rifle at an embassy employee on an official trip through drug cartel heartlands.
2 mins
Father with brain injury denied disability benefits
A man who needs full-time care after a bicycle collision left him with a traumatic brain injury has been repeatedly refused benefits by the Home Office.
3 mins
Ticketmaster cyberattack puts data of millions at risk
Ticketmaster has been the subject of a cyberattack, with hackers allegedly offering to sell data about hundreds of millions of customers on the dark web.
1 min
Netanyahu casts doubt on latest Gaza ceasefire plan
Israeli prime minister vows to continue war until 'Hamas is destroyed' as Joe Biden urges right-wing leader to accept deal
4 mins
Modi set for landslide Indian election victory
BJP-led alliance is projected to win more than 350 seats
2 mins
Mandela's ANC loses grip on power in South Africa
Historic election result means party must enter coalition
3 mins
Race against time to halt rabies spread from Ukraine
A disease that has been largely eradicated from Europe is raising its head in a war-torn country where millions of abandoned pets are running wild. Ahead of a film exposing the public health crisis, Joe Shute talks to those affected
6 mins
Djokovic beats Musetti in early morning five-set epic
Novak Djokovic endured a ridiculous late-night ordeal against Lorenzo Musetti to reach the fourth round of the French Open. The world number one and defending champion's match was shoved back into the early hours due to the incessant rain which has seen this tournament dubbed the \"Drench Open\".
1 min
The Independent Pride List 2024: LGBT+ people who are making change happen
Our list celebrates community's trailblazers and ambassadors
5 mins
Are we witnessing the death of distinctive British TV?
'Mr Bates vs the Post Office' was a critical smash for ITV but lost the broadcaster money. Katie Rosseinsky explains why, in an age of overseas sales, 'global appeal' is the new reality
6 mins
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