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April 14, 2024

Ukrainian refugees housed with suspected gangsters

In worst cases families ‘just disappeared', says council worker

5 mins

At least 21 men released on bail have gone on to kill

Women's safety campaigners say system 'not fit for purpose'

4 mins

Truss admits thinking 'why me?' when late Queen died

Liz Truss has revealed that she thought \"why me, why now?\" when she learnt that the Queen had died - just two days after she had been sworn in as prime minister. In her new book, Ten Years to Save the West, Ms Truss admits that she went into \"a state of shock\" when told of the death of Queen Elizabeth II in 2022.

2 mins

Rayner tax row 'a storm in a teacup', says party colleague

A shadow minister has dismissed allegations about Angela Rayner's previous living arrangements as a \"storm in a teacup\" and rejected suggestions of \"double standards\" over her tax affairs amid a police investigation.

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Loughton to stand down at next election in Tory exodus

Tim Loughton has become the latest Conservative MP to announce that they will stand down at the next general election. The veteran backbencher, who has represented East Worthing & Shoreham since 1997, said it was “wiser to leave five minutes too soon than to continue for five years too long”.

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Raising Thames Water bills.'outrageous', says chancellor

Jeremy Hunt insists it would be \"utterly outrageous\" to raise bills for Thames Water customers after the company's failures. The chancellor said shareholders involved should fulfil their \"obligation to sort out the mess\", and fund the business themselves.

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Migrant cleaners demand equal rights to white staff at Department for Education.

Migrant cleaners working at the Department for Education are threatening strike action over pay as well as concerns that Black workers are not being afforded the same rights as their predominantly white colleagues.

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Iran fires 'over 200 drones and missiles' towards Israel

Tehran says attack is retaliation for a bomb strike on its consulate in Syria a fortnight ago that killed several officers

5 mins

West Bank settlers riot after body of Israeli boy is found

Death of Binyamin Achimair is branded a 'terrorist attack'

2 mins

Mother among six killed in Sydney knifeman ‘rampage'

Baby suffers stab wounds in shopping centre attack horror

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Kerala raises £3.2m to save man facing death sentence

Indians rallied in a display of solidarity to raise £3.2m in \"blood money\" for a man sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia for accidentally killing a disabled boy.

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Abortion has become a big problem for the Republicans

When Donald Trump speaks, the Republican world listens. Well, it listens until the point where what the former president is saying becomes a heavily tossed word salad, leaving a bewildered autocue operator fumbling about trying to decide where to place the cursor.

4 mins

Doku dominates as City put foot down in title race

Jeremy Doku might not want a reputation as the man for the smaller occasions but he has a capacity to turn a winnable home game into a rout. Pep Guardiola doesn’t trust him too often against elite opposition but the winger is capable of preying on the weak. Consistency can elude the £55m signing but he can evade defenders when he looks electric and unstoppable.

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Townend wins the Grand National on I Am Maximus

Dramatic race saw Corach Rambler unseated at first fence

3 mins

Scheffler leads by one-shot into final round of Masters

World number one Scottie Scheffler will take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Masters after a rollercoaster third day at Augusta National yesterday.

3 mins

The new American civil war is already well underway

As Alex Garland's film 'Civil War' hits the big screen, author Stephen Marche tells Alex Hannaford why Trump is only a symptom of the problem, and how the US can avoid disaster

5 mins

'I walked to Spoons and had breakfast, a pint and a cry'

'I walked to Spoons and had breakfast, a pint and a cry' The frontman of six-piece band Bendy Blue sits down with Roisin O'Connor to talk about their album, 'So Medieval', the luxury of Travelodges and an affiliation with Kendall Roy

4 mins

Under the Tuscan sun

From the famous towers of San Gimignano and Pienza to Greve in the wine-making region of Chianti, Chris Wilson shares the best small towns and villages to visit in Tuscany

3 mins

Home comforts? No thanks.not at these spa day prices

Forget expensive UK for a wellness weekend, low-cost flights and affordable accommodation make the Romanian capital Bucharest the ideal destination for pampering on a budget. Things get steamy for Joanna Whitehead on a Friday night...

4 mins

EYE ON THE STORM

On an exciting island-hopping trip up Norway’s west coast, Robyn Wilson discovers why the unusual activity of stormwatching should be on every adrenaline junkie’s bucket list

4 mins

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The Independent has been at the frontline of journalism since 1986, with its mission to challenge and debate always ahead of its time. The Independent is free-thinking and free of bias in an increasingly fragmented world where communities locally, regionally and across continents are disenfranchised with traditional establishments. They want real facts and frank opinions delivered first-hand from a news source that is ready to stand for something, not everything.