Starmer ‘absolutely convinced’ smashing gangs is correct approach to small boats
The Prime Minister insisted his Government’s approach to the migration crisis, including scrapping Rwanda, was the right one.
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Labour knows ‘price of everything and value of nothing’, says Green co-leader
Adrian Ramsay used his address to the Green Party conference to launch a wide-ranging attack on the new Government.
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Teenager charged over deadly shooting at Georgia high school appears in court
Colt Gray, 14, will stay in detention as his lawyer declined to seek bail. His father Colin Gray will remain jailed without bail.
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PM attends small boats summit as Home Secretary insists progress is being made
Yvette Cooper said small boat crossings in July and August were down compared to previous years.
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Teenager who admitted killing schoolgirl, 15, named as legal restrictions lifted
Hassan Sentamu admitted manslaughter but denies murder.
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Puffin population declared ‘stable’ on Farne Islands after bird flu outbreak
National Trust rangers carried out the first full count of the seabird species since 2019 after the pandemic and bird flu disrupted conservation work.
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Painter gets longest summer riots sentence so far as he is jailed for nine years
Thomas Birley, 27, was jailed for nine years at Sheffield Crown Court for his role in violence outside the Holiday Inn Express in Rotherham.
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Competition regulator objects to Google’s ad tech practices
The Competition and Markets Authority said a provisional investigation had found the tech giant was using anti-competitive practices.
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New Ireland boss Heimir Hallgrimsson hoping to mastermind another England upset
Hallgrimsson was co-manager of the Iceland side that famously knocked England out of the Euro 2016 finals.
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More rain expected as flood alerts issued
Floods could hit parts of the country from London to the South West on Friday.
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Grenfell: Cladding firm employee criticised in report says deaths ‘a tragedy’
Ex-Arconic worker Claude Wehrle did not give evidence at the public hearings despite being asked to do so.
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Prison population hits record high in week before early release scheme starts
The Government is reported to be considering renting jail cells in Estonia as a way of easing prison overcrowding.
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Southern Britain braced for second day of heavy rain
The Met Office has issued another yellow warning for rain for Friday with travel disruption and flooding possible.
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Hunter Biden enters guilty plea to avoid tax trial months after gun conviction
The case brought by the Justice Department accused Hunter Biden of a scheme to avoid paying at least 1.4 million dollars (£1.06 million) in taxes.
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Jeremy Kyle defends ‘direct’ presenting style following death of chat show guest
Steve Dymond is believed to have taken his own life seven days after filming the Jeremy Kyle Show in May 2019.
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