Migrant dies in Channel as arrivals believed to have hit 30,000 for year so far
A man was declared dead when he was brought ashore in the rescue operation by a French navy helicopter and lifeboat on Wednesday morning.
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Live: Rachel Reeves delivers tax-raising Budget
In the first Labour Budget since 2010 – and the first delivered by a woman – Ms Reeves promised to ‘invest, invest, invest’.
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Cambodian archaeologists discover centuries-old statues at Angkor Unesco site
The statues depict guardians standing at attention and vary in size from about 39 to 43 inches.
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North Korea’s top diplomat to hold Moscow talks amid reports of troop deployment
Western leaders have described the North Korean troop deployment as a significant escalation.
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Southport row continues as watchdog urges Government and police to be more open
Terror law reviewer Jonathan Hall KC said the authorities should give the public all the information they can about criminal investigations.
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Reeves will use tax rises and increased borrowing to ‘invest, invest, invest’
Rachel Reeves is the UK’s first female chancellor and she will deliver a Labour budget for the first time since Alistair Darling in March 2010.
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Watered-down democracy in the US will mean no end to the war in Gaza
WE ARE approaching 5 November – when American Democracy comes to ‘glorious fruition,’ with the election once more of an old guy as president. And if Donald Trump isn’t elected as president, he is sure to kick up a storm, another bonfire to add to his and America’s vanities. There may be trouble ahead. More civil unrest. Is America coming apart at the seams? Meanwhile the world can only look on aghast as the American presidential electoral process rumbles to its troubling and questionable conclusion.
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St James needs long- term plan
THE despair in the comments in yesterday’s newspaper from one of the campaigners who, 40 years ago, saved St James from the bulldozers was evident, even though readers didn’t hear his words spoken.
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Exercise has been a ‘lifeline’, says teacher running New York City Marathon
Stephanie Field, a teacher at Moorthorpe Primary in South Elmsall, West Yorkshire, will run as part of the Team TCS Teachers initiative.
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What the papers say – October 30
One story dominates the front pages on Wednesday.
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£3bn boost for armed forces expected as Reeves unveils Labour’s first Budget
Rachel Reeves will make history as the UK’s first female Chancellor when she delivers Wednesday’s Budget.
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Southport suspect to face court on terror charge amid questions of ‘cover-up’
Axel Rudakubana will appear in court charged with making a deadly poison and a terror-related offence.
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Sharing a cry over a sad film ‘can strengthen connections between people’
It can also foster social bonds, scientists say.
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Britain’s brass bands ‘older than thought’ and could date to Napoleonic War
The findings challenge the held belief that brass bands originated with coal miners and other industrial communities between the 1830s and 1850s.
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Give children stickers instead of sweets on Halloween – doctors
The Royal College of Surgeons of England has issued a warning ahead of Halloween.
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