In this issue

March 08, 2023

China tells US to 'hit brakes' or risk conflict

Beijing warns US risking conflict and hails Russia ties

3 mins

UK to miss out on 'massive' EU order of arms for Ukraine

Britain's defence industry is to be blocked from profiting from the European Union's vast increase in spending on arms for Ukraine, under a leaked plan seen by the Guardian.

2 mins

'Sushi terrorism' brings restaurant conveyor belts to standstill in Japan

The growth threatening of \"sushi terrorism\" is to change forever the way that millions of diners in Japan eat their country's signature dish.

2 mins

The proposed bill What does it contain - and what are the likely effects?

2,286 The UK's current capacity for detained migrants. Last year, 20,446 people were detained | 83 Number of times the Home Office has established inadmissibility on asylum claims, from 12,286 attempts

4 mins

The view from Dover 'There should be ways for the genuine ones to come'

The Marine Traffic app is an essential download for all those who scan the Dover shoreline for signs of small boats everyone from officials in the home secretary's office to self-styled migrant hunters who prowl the Kent coast.

2 mins

Temperatures plummet as snow covers parts of UK

From Tyneside to Buckinghamshire, snow fell across much of the country yesterday as forecasters warned temperatures could plunge to -15C.

1 min

Graham Brady, who called time on three PMs, plans to step down

Sir Graham Brady, whose role as chair of the Conservative party's 1922 Committee saw him usher three prime ministers out of Downing Street within four years, is to step down as an MP at the next election.

2 mins

Zelenskiy vows to find killers of PoW 'shot' in video clip

Volodymyr Zelenskiy has vowed to \"find the murderers\" of an unarmed Ukrainian prisoner of war apparently shot dead by Russian troops.

2 mins

Pro-Ukraine group 'responsible for bombing of Nord Stream pipeline'

European and US intelligence officials have obtained tentative intelligence to suggest that a pro-Ukraine saboteur group may have been behind the bombing of the Nord Stream gas pipelines last year, according to reports in the New York Times and the German newspaper Die Zeit.

2 mins

Fox News faces complaint over collusion with Trump team during election

A complaint filed with the US Federal Election Commission (FEC) over the collusion of Fox News with the Trump campaign in 2020 could be the first of many, the complainant said yesterday, amid continued fallout from dramatic court filings in Dominion Voting Systems' $1.6bn (£1.35bn) defamation suit against the network.

1 min

UK permitted Abramovich associate on sanctions list to sell off £16m mansion

A close associate of Roman Abramovich was given permission by the Treasury to sell his Surrey mansion for £16m a month after the government designated him for UK sanctions and froze all his assets.

4 mins

Smith and Farrell vie for No 10 as injury rules Lawes out of France tie

Ford sent back to his club as Wilkinson lends expertise to improve England kicking

3 mins

Swiatek still ace in pack but rivals are stacking up

World No 1 is player to beat at Indian Wells but big hitters such as Krejcikova and Sabalenka can threaten

3 mins

Vaughan's lawyers label ECB investigation 'affront to fairness'

Former England captain's counsel accuses board of 'actual bias' on final day

2 mins

‘England is the best league but Spain plays best football'

Manuel Pellegrini, the former Manchester City manager, takes Real Betis to old rivals United in the Europa League

6 mins

Conte at Spurs feels like a relationship slowly fizzling out

Manager is back in full health and returns for tonight's League last-16 Champions second leg against Milan

3 mins

Havertz keeps cool to send Chelsea into the last eight

When the decisive moments arrived on a night of rare fortune for Graham Potter, Raheem Sterling fooling Borussia Dortmund with an air shot, Kai Havertz overcomplicating a penalty, perhaps it was inevitable that Chelsea had not taken the easy route to goal.

3 mins

Lionesses win again Williamson hails 'legacy' after triumph in schools campaign

The government has heeded the calls of the England team after their Euro 2022 triumph and committed to providing equal access to all sports in PE for boys and girls, a minimum of two hours of PE a week and a multimillion-pound investment in sports and after-school activities.

1 min

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