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March 15, 2024

Tories urged to give back 'further £5m from Hester'

Rishi Sunak faces increasing pressure over donations from Frank Hester, whose comments about Diane Abbott have been condemned as racist and misogynistic , after it was reported that he ha d given a further £5m to the Conservatives.

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Netanyahu is barrier to peace, says top senator

The US Senate majority leader, Chuck Schumer, labelled the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, an obstacle to peace who risked turning his country into a pariah in a scathing speech to the chamber yesterday calling for fresh election in Israel.

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Diplomat hits out at Hungary's 'unhinged anti-US messaging'

The US ambassador to Hungary has warned that Washington will act in response to Budapest’s “dangerously unhinged anti-American messaging” and “expanding relationship with Russia”.

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No splashdown, but Starship test flight deemed a success

SpaceX’s Starship, the largest and most powerful rocket ever built, was destroyed yesterday during its return to Earth after nearly completing its third test flight.

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Willoughby joins Netflix to host Bear Grylls jungle survival show

Holly Willoughby has made her fi rst major move since leaving This Morning by signing up to host a new Netfl ix show, Bear Hunt, with the adventurer Bear Grylls.

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He scores! Trailblazing Australian footballer announces engagement

Australian footballer Josh Cavallo , who in 2021 became the only known gay top-fl ight player in the world at the time, has got engaged to his partner, Leighton Morrell , after proposing on the pitch of Adelaide United ’s home ground.

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Angela Rayner 'I'd like to see Diane back in Labour party'

Angela Rayner wants Diane Abbott allowed back into the parliamentary Labour party and said she does not know why the party leadership has not apologised to the veteran MP over racist abuse she faced internally.

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The targets Fears ban will also hit LGB and green campaigners

Far-right groups and groups accused of being Islamist are among those expected to be included in a list the government will publish in coming weeks as part of a new definition of extremism.

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Disabled girl, 16, who died in squalor had no care plan, review finds

A 16-year-old girl with \"significant and chronic disabilities\" who died in squalor at her family home in rural mid-Wales did not have a care plan in place, a child practice review into her death has found.

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Climbing the pyramid: Dua Lipa and SZA to make history at Glastonbury

Dua Lipa, Coldplay and SZA will headline Glastonbury 2024 - a diverse spread of A-list artists matched by a strong supporting lineup across the festival, including Little Simz, LCD Soundsystem and Burna Boy, plus Shania Twain in the always-celebratory \"legend\" slot.

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Conservatives U-turn on plans to phase out badger exterminations

The government has U-turned on its plans to phase out the badger cull, with proposals to exterminate the vast majority of some local populations across much of south-west and central England.

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Scottish lairds may be forced to break up land before selling

Scottish lairds will be ordered to break up their estates into smaller parcels during sales under plans to reverse the country's heavily concentrated patterns of land ownership.

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More than 76,000 migrants affected by Home Office database fiasco

Major flaws in a huge Home Office immigration database have resulted in more than 76,000 people being listed with incorrect names, photographs or immigration status.

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A 'broken' system 'It has damaged my life and my mental health'

Jorge Gómez, a Nicaraguan refugee, says he has called the Home Office more than 100 times to try to sort out problems proving he has the right to work in the UK.

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West Yorkshire is latest region to return its bus service to public control

Bus services in West Yorkshire will be brought under public control as it becomes the third major region of the north to reverse four decades of deregulation.

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Van Gogh self-portrait to star in Welsh selfie exhibition

It is possible the artist may not have approved of one of his intense self-portraits being likened to an image grabbed on a mobile phone.

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Cars to be scrapped under Ulez can be given to Ukraine

Motorists scrapping vehicles that do not meet London's Ulez (ultra-low emission zone) standards can donate them to Ukraine from today, when a scheme is launched after a protracted campaign to win the support of the mayor and central government.

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Putin for life? Election win weds his fate to victory in Ukraine at all costs

For a few weeks in 2022, Vladimir Putin's world was unravelling fast. Russian troops had failed to take Kyiv and the west was coalescing around Volodymyr Zelenskiy, freezing Russian assets abroad and passing unprecedented sanctions.

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Second aid ship for Gaza set to leave Cyprus in coming days

The charity sending food aid to Gaza on a ship travelling across the Mediterranean from Cyprus is loading a second boat with supplies, which it hopes will set off in the coming days.

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Abuse Sudan's rape survivors meet up to share stories

Twice a week, a group of women gather in a nondescript house in Ardamata, on the outskirts of Geneina in Sudan's West Darfur state, to tell their stories to each other, cry, and drink coffee.

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Wilders accepts he will not be Dutch PM after rightwing allies fail to back him

Geert Wilders, whose far-right Freedom party (PVV) shocked the Netherlands by finishing first in elections late last year, has conceded that he will not be the next prime minister because his potential coalition partners do not back him.

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Chinese media in rare complaint after police harass journalists

China's journalists association has issued a rare rebuke over police harassment after videos emerged of state media journalists being pushed away from the site of a deadly explosion.

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Shrubs in the city: New York to use native species for first pocket forest

A tiny forest filled with more than 1,000 native plants will spring up in New York City next month on the southern tip of Manhattan's Roosevelt Island.

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Spanish MPs approve controversial amnesty for Catalan separatists

Spain's congress has approved the divisive Catalan amnesty bill that regional separatists demanded in return for helping the country's Socialist-led coalition government back into office after last year's inconclusive general election.

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Rodrigo offers birth control at gigs in abortion-ban US states

Madelyn Ritter expected to leave the Olivia Rodrigo's Guts tour with some merchandise - but she didn't expect to also go home with some free emergency contraception.

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Holy rollers: priest sorry after listed frescoes painted over

A priest on the Spanish island of Tenerife has apologised after accidentally ordering a set of listed, 300-year-old frescoes in his parish church to be painted over as he attempted to ready the building for Holy Week.

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Pioneering sports car designer Gandini dies aged 85

Marcello Gandini, the Italian car designer who pioneered the use of \"scissor doors\" in luxury sports cars and drew the sleek outlines of several eye-catching designs for manufacturers including Lamborghini, has died aged 85.

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Climate activists condemn Shell after it waters down green target

The energy company Shell has watered down a key green target as it prepares to defy climate experts by growing its liquefied natural gas business and holding its oil production steady until 2030.

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IMF head calls for drastic cut in inequality to ensure growth

The head of the International Monetary Fund has warned that the only way to boost global growth over the next century is by tackling inequality.

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EU to take new step towards seizing Russian asset profits

EU leaders are to take a significant step towards confiscating a potential €27bn (£23bn) in profits generated in the next four years by frozen Russian state assets to help fund the war effort in Ukraine.

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Panic is over at the partnership but there's still a long way to go before the crisis is behind it

Is the crisis over at the John Lewis Partnership? Not yet. A pre-tax profit of £56m was a big improvement from a thumping loss of £234m last time, but remember that the group's definition of a sustainable annual return is £400m.

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AI regulation What the proposed Brussels law will mean

The EU's proposed AI law was endorsed by the European parliament on Wednesday, and is a milestone in regulating the technology. The vote is an important step towards introducing the legislation.

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Down to the wire Pressure on Chelsea as Hayes era ends and WSL title chase enters final straight

After the Premier League title race took centre stage last Sunday with Liverpool v Manchester City headlining, the Women's Super League has a potentially defining Friday when Chelsea host Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.

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Ferguson and Redknapp revel in Cheltenham glory

Sir Alex Ferguson hailed his \"greatest day in racing\" as his long wait to own a winner at the Cheltenham Festival ended with a quickfire double that summoned memories of his Manchester United side's Champions League final win in 1999.

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Galopin would be fitting winner of centenary Gold Cup

Ultimate test of chasing has anear-perfect roll call of National Hunt greats, both equine and human

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White's England refusal shows loyalty shift to clubs

A potentially first-choice player is turning downa major tournament and we may have to get used toit

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