Gulbadin Naib makes light of mystery injury in Afghanistan’s win over Bangladesh
Afghanistan eventually won the game without recourse to DLS, edging out Australia.
UK Sport|Jun 25
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Afghanistan stun Australia to shake up race to T20 World Cup semi-finals
Australia lost despite bowler Pat Cummins taking his second hat-trick in successive games.
UK Sport|Jun 23
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Rifts appear between Israel’s leadership over conduct of Gaza war
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted that Israel will continue to pursue the fight against Hamas.
World News|Jun 19
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Israel says UN yet to ‘take full advantage’ of new aid route into Gaza
The route is meant to help address a backlog of aid waiting for pickup on the Gaza side of the crossing.
World News|Jun 17
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Two-child cap will affect 670,000 extra children in next five years, IFS warns
The benefit limit is one of the most significant welfare cuts since 2010, the think tank said.
UK News|Jun 17
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IFS urges council tax and ‘road tax’ reform as parties unveil fiscal plans
‘Missing the opportunity to reform taxes substantively means missing opportunities to boost growth,’ an IFS deputy director said.
UK News|Jun 10
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Families with children hit hardest by 14 years of tax and benefit changes – IFS
The report found the wider impact of tax and benefit reforms since 2010 had reduced incomes for the poorest 40% and richest 10% of households.
UK News|Jun 7
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Musicians and an Olympian are among those bidding to become MPs
Rock star Tom Gray from the band Gomez is standing as a Labour candidate in the Brighton Pavilion constituency.
UK News|Jun 7
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First deliveries of aid for Gaza Strip move across newly built floating pier
US officials and aid groups have warned the project is not considered a substitute for land deliveries.
World News|May 17
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US military says Gaza Strip pier project complete with aid to flow soon
The maritime route is designed to bolster the amount of aid getting into the Gaza Strip but is not considered a substitute for land-based deliveries.
World News|May 16
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Turkish Cypriot leader pours cold water on chances of peace talks restarting
Ersin Tatar said there was no common ground to be found with Greek Cypriots which could lead to negotiations resuming.
World News|May 15
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Ireland should impose sanctions on Israel to stop Palestinian deaths – activists
Palestinian human rights activist Shawan Jabarin encouraged Irish people to use their connections in the US to ‘push forward’.
UK News|May 14
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‘More than half a million people’ have fled fighting in Rafah and northern Gaza
Around 450,000 Palestinians were driven out of Rafah in Gaza’s south over the past week, the United Nations says.
World News|May 14
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IFS: One in 10 working-age people claiming at least one health-related benefit
The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the figure soared by one million since 2019, now accounting for 4.2 million working-age people.
UK News|Apr 19
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Co-op reports tumbling profits amid ‘turbulent’ conditions
The retail-to-funerals business said it had invested millions of pounds in lowering prices as competition heated up between supermarkets.
UK News|Apr 4
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