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September 08, 2022

Bill Of Rights: Manifesto Policy In Limbo As Legislation Halted To Find 'New Ways Of Delivery'

Liz Truss has pulled plans to enact a new bill of rights, in one of her first acts as prime minister, the Guardian understands, telling the cabinet her government would reassess ways to deliver its agenda.

3 mins

Dismay at Truss's failure to appoint dedicated minister for women

Women have reacted with dismay at Liz Truss's decision not to appoint a minister for women to her cabinet team, instead naming the Cabinet Office minister Nadhim Zahawi as minister for equalities.

2 mins

Low Pay And Job Cuts Spark Fears Of Teaching Assistant Shortages

Schools in England risk losing vital teaching assistants to better-paid jobs in workplaces such as supermarkets because of the cost of living crisis, according to a report.

2 mins

Putin threatens to tear up Black Sea grain deal and end all fossil fuel exports to Europe

Vladimir Putin has said he wants to revise a fragile international agreement to allow the export of Ukrainian grain in a move that could threaten the deal and revive fears of a renewed Russian naval blockade in the Black Sea.

3 mins

Energy: EU Outlines Five-Point Plan To Limit Russia's Funds

The head of the EU executive has set out plans for windfall taxes, mandatory electricity savings and a cap on the price of Russian gas to limit Kremlin revenues used to finance the "atrocious" war in Ukraine.

2 mins

Tennis US Open: Sabalenka In Full Flow To Seal Return To Semis

Under immense Arthur Ashe Stadium pressure and with a big opportunity for whoever was courageous enough to take it, Aryna Sabalenka's destructive ball-striking was in full flow as she returned to the semi-final of the US Open for the second consecutive year, outplaying the former No 1 Karolina Pliskova 6-1, 7-6 (4).

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