Vaughan Gething ‘proud of record’ despite being forced from office
Welsh First Minister Mr Gething said he had not compromised his integrity in the wake of scandals and bitter Labour infighting.
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Place for people ‘who look like me’ in politics, says Gething as he stands down
Vaughan Gething made history in March when he became the first black leader of any European country.
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Jay Slater’s mother says ‘our hearts are broken’ after court confirms death
The Canary Islands High Court of Justice confirmed the information on Tuesday.
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Young Britons warned of exploitation risks working in bars and clubs abroad
Border Force officers are advising young people travelling to the Balearic islands about how to work safely.
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Tiger Woods dismisses retirement talk as he hits back at Colin Montgomerie
The 48-year-old American last won a tournament five years ago.
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Vaughan Gething’s resignation statement in full
In his statement, Mr Gething said any allegations of wrongdoing against him were ‘pernicious, politically motivated and patently untrue’.
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Howe, Potter or Carsley – who are the contenders to be next England manager?
Gareth Southgate has stepped down after almost eight years in charge.
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Gething quits as Welsh First Minister following resignations from his Government
Vaughan Gething denied wrongdoing and insisted he had not compromised his integrity.
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A look at Gareth Southgate’s managerial career
The England manager led his country at four major tournaments.
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‘Devolution revolution’ does not mean ‘instant sugar rush’ for economy – Rayner
Local Government Secretary Angela Rayner also said increased devolution measures are not a tactic to shift responsibility for tax rises.
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Russia, China, Iran and North Korea are ‘deadly quartet’ – defence review chief
Former Nato secretary general Lord Robertson said the UK and allies had to be able to confront the states which were increasingly co-operating.
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Five killed and dozens injured in clashes over jobs quota system in Bangladesh
Protesters were demanding an end to a quota system that reserves government jobs for family members of veterans who fought in the war of independence.
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‘New era’ in malaria control begins with vaccinations for Ivory Coast children
The West African country is the first to start rolling out the new jab, developed in the UK, in a drive that aims to cover about 250,000 under-twos.
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Trump appears with bandaged ear at Republican convention
His appearance came hours after jubilant delegates nominated the former president to lead their ticket for a third time.
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Watchdog brands children’s jail ‘most violent prison in the country’
Chief inspector of prisons Charlie Taylor said he was ‘very concerned’ at how much Feltham A YOI had deteriorated in the past two years.
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