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November 15, 2022

Prime minister hints triple lock on pensions will stay

Rishi Sunak has been urged to raise all benefits in line with inflation as he gave one of his strongest hints yet that \"triple lock\" protection for the state pension will be preserved in Thursday's autumn statement.

Prime minister hints triple lock on pensions will stay

3 mins

PM brands Russia a pariah state’ ahead of Lavrov meet

Western leaders to confront Putin minister face to face today

PM brands Russia a pariah state’ ahead of Lavrov meet

2 mins

Biden Reiterates US Taiwan Policy After Meeting With Xi

Joe Biden shook hands with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Indonesia yesterday, seeking common ground over the issue of Taiwan and pledging cooperation on climate policies.

Biden Reiterates US Taiwan Policy After Meeting With Xi

2 mins

Raab a bully? It’s plausible, ex-top civil servant admits

Rishi Sunak is facing growing questions about his promotion of a second cabinet minister after a senior civil servant agreed that the characterisation of him as someone who could bully was \"plausible\".

Raab a bully? It’s plausible, ex-top civil servant admits

1 min

Anger as Sunak backtracks on Truss defence pledge

Prime minister Rishi Sunak has set himself on a collision course with defence hawks in his own Conservative Party by refusing to commit to increasing spending on the military to 3 per cent of GDP in this week's autumn statement.

Anger as Sunak backtracks on Truss defence pledge

3 mins

UK-France small boats deal is the same failed response’

Eighth agreement since 2015 won’t fix issue, charities warn

UK-France small boats deal is the same failed response’

4 mins

Drowning migrants told to call 999 by French officials

French authorities told drowning migrants they were in British waters and to call 999 during the worst disaster of its kind in the English Channel, documents have revealed.

Drowning migrants told to call 999 by French officials

3 mins

Sunak axes pledge to place cap on refugee numbers

Rishi Sunak has ditched a key pledge from his Conservative leadership campaign to impose a cap on the number of refugees taken in by the UK each year.

Sunak axes pledge to place cap on refugee numbers

4 mins

Thousands of NHS workers not paid enough to live on

Thousands of NHS workers are not paid enough to live on, new figures have revealed, as employers have been urged to fulfil their \"moral\" duty to pay staff a living wage.

Thousands of NHS workers not paid enough to live on

3 mins

Australia trade deal gave too much away, says Eustice

Britain's flagship post-Brexit trade agreement with Australia \"was not actually a very good deal\" and the UK \"gave away far too much for far too little in return\", a member of the cabinet which pushed it through has admitted.

Australia trade deal gave too much away, says Eustice

3 mins

Women suffer worst health impacts of Pakistan floods

Millions of women in Pakistan are still struggling with disease and worsening health as large parts of the country remain underwater or severely damaged by devastating floods.

Women suffer worst health impacts of Pakistan floods

3 mins

Tales of torture as Kherson emerges from occupation

In the liberated city, Bel Trew finds joy at Zelensky’s visit is overshadowed by stories of horror during Russian takeover

Tales of torture as Kherson emerges from occupation

4 mins

Turkish police arrest Syrian woman over bomb attack

Turkey said yesterday it had arrested 46 people, including the perpetrator, in relation to the deadly bomb attack in central Istanbul at the weekend, which left six people dead.

Turkish police arrest Syrian woman over bomb attack

3 mins

Iran sentences first person to death over protests

A court in Iran yesterday issued the first death sentence to a person arrested for taking part in nationwide protests.

Iran sentences first person to death over protests

1 min

Ms Trump’s lawyer is first female president of Slovenia

Lawyer and human rights advocate Natasa Pirc Musar has won presidential elections in Slovenia to become the country's first female head of state.

Ms Trump’s lawyer is first female president of Slovenia

2 mins

Can't Sleep And Feeling Low? The Climate Crisis Could Be Harming Your Mental Health

World leaders have been travelling to Egypt for the annual meeting about the climate crisis at Cop27.

Can't Sleep And Feeling Low? The Climate Crisis Could Be Harming Your Mental Health

2 mins

England deliver once again with a Stokes masterclass

The all-rounder secured victory in the T20 World Cup final for a team at the top of their game, writes Jack Rathborn

England deliver once again with a Stokes masterclass

2 mins

Tusk Vs Musk

Tom Ough asks if Mastodon really is a threat to Twitter

Tusk Vs Musk

6 mins

Amazon To Lay Off 10,000 Employees' As Bezos Vows To Give Away His Fortune

Amazon is planning to axe thousands of jobs this week, according to a new report.

Amazon To Lay Off 10,000 Employees' As Bezos Vows To Give Away His Fortune

1 min

Government in dark over cost of fraud, says watchdog

The Home Office has no up-to-date estimate of the cost of fraud to the economy and a limited understanding of who commits the crimes, a report has found.

Government in dark over cost of fraud, says watchdog

3 mins

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