Group looking into States’ cost savings delays report
A group of deputies working on ideas to reduce States’ costs by up to £16m. a year has delayed its recommendations until the end of the year.
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Verdict expected for German politician Bjorn Hocke, accused of using Nazi slogan
The 52-year-old is accused of using symbols of unconstitutional organisations, a charge that can carry a prison sentence of up to three years.
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Crisis-hit Co-op Live arena set to open with Elbow show
Rock band Elbow, who hail from Manchester, are expected to open the £365 million venue on Tuesday.
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Use TikTok to help youngsters avoid obesity, study suggests
Academics said there is ‘huge potential’ in social media to help spread information about nutrition and healthy eating.
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Anti-obesity jab ‘cuts risk of heart attack or stroke regardless of weight lost’
Research suggested the effect of semaglutide was independent of the amount of weight lost.
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Notorious people smuggler wanted in Europe arrested in northern Iraq
The UK’s National Crime Agency announced Majeed’s arrest on its X account.
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No ‘specific isolation facilities’ in Northern Ireland at pandemic outbreak
The Department of Health had sought help to find suitable premises.
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Atkins accepts calls for national maternity care plan after birth trauma report
The Health Secretary pledged to set out a plan for how to make the system ‘faster, simpler and fairer’.
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Tyson Fury’s father John cut after clash with member of Oleksandr Usyk entourage
The rival camps had to be separated by security at the hotel where Monday’s media activity was being held.
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Migrants cross Channel in boats for 10th consecutive day
More than 1,000 people have arrived in the UK by the Channel since May 4, according to Home Office figures.
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‘Smells’ cut from Bill but charities fear homeless will still be criminalised
Campaigners had said the Criminal Justice Bill was drafted so widely it could result in rough sleepers being arrested or fined for smelling bad.
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Labour calls for investigation into alleged ministerial code breach
Shadow Welsh secretary Jo Stevens has written to the director of the Welsh Office asking for an investigation into a possible rule breach.
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Climate protesters delay Madison Keys’ win over Sorana Cirstea in Rome
Two members of environmental protest group Ultima Generazione ran on to the court wearing orange vests and threw confetti.
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Misery deepens in Rafah as Israeli troops press forward with operation
Israel has portrayed Rafah as the last stronghold of Hamas.
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Encampment ‘just the start’ of Gaza protests at Irish universities, says student
The encampment is organised by a Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) group set up by University College Dublin students last autumn.
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