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Experts dispute UK’s claim of possible ECHR reforms on Rwanda
Suella Braverman’s claims of ‘constructive’ talks regarding Strasbourg’s injunctions disputed by legal scholars
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Author: Jennifer Rankin
NHS strikes in Scotland averted after nurses and midwives vote to accept pay offer
Despite accepting the pay offer the RCN and RCM still demand an improvement in working conditions
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
Radio Aryan host on trial over ‘racist and antisemitic’ podcasts
James Allchurch is charged with 15 counts of distributing audio material to stir up racial hate
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
Trees to be replanted by A14 after mass death
Many thousands of trees planted as part of a £1.5bn road improvement project later died.
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Author: BBC News
‘Like finding a Roman hoard’: calls grow for return of Hampshire shark’s body parts
Historian Dan Snow assembled team to ‘secure the shark for science’ but head, tail and fin were gone
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Author: Kevin Rawlinson
Nicola Sturgeon tells TV show of memorial miscarriage ‘pain’
Scottish first minister reveals more on Loose Women about photograph taken of her at Ibrox event early in 2011
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
Man, 25, who died in crash after Mother’s Day celebrations named
The “promising” young chef was killed in a crash on Speke Boulevard
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Author: Liverpool Echo
Second person dies after van hit two people
Police are appealing for information after the incident involving a van and two pedestrians in Nantgarw Road
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Author: WalesOnline
Caerphilly: Van driver charged after second pedestrian dies
One of the pedestrians died following the incident and the second has later died.
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Author: BBC News
DUP’s Ian Paisley to vote against Northern Ireland post-Brexit plan
MP says he expects party colleagues will follow suit in voting against government on Wednesday
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Author: Peter Walker,Aubrey Allegretti
New Stormont Brake details to be revealed as Ian Paisley confirms he will vote against it
More information around how the controversial ‘Stormont Brake’ element of the Windsor Framework will work, is set to be released on Monday.
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Author: NI Protocol,Niamh Campbell,DUP,Ian Paisley
Maps show snow returning as the UK drops into another freeze
Snow is still predicted to fall in the north west into April
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Author: Liverpool Echo
UK workers £11k worse off after years of wage stagnation – thinktank
Resolution Foundation analysis suggests UK also lagging behind similar economies such as Germany
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Author: Kevin Rawlinson
LIVE: Emergency services seal off road after building collapses- latest updates
The front of the building appears to have been completely destroyed
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Author: Manchester Evening News
Indian High Commission: Man arrested after London protest
Two security guards were injured after a crowd gathered to protest outside the building in London.
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Author: BBC News
Rwanda deal ‘a blessing’ for migrants, says Braverman
Rwanda offers a “blessing” for Channel migrants hoping to rebuild their lives, Suella Braverman has said, as it emerged that European judges were on the brink o
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Author: Matt Dathan
Suella Braverman ‘encouraged’ by talks with European Court of Human Rights in push to have migrants sent to Rwanda
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Author: Niamh Lynch
M62 closed in Cheshire due to police incident
The emergency services are at the scene between junctions 8 and 9 near Warrington
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Author: Manchester Evening News
Key stretch of A30 in Somerset closed after crash
The road is shut in both directions
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Author: SomersetLive
Private firms profiting from asylum hotels, BBC learns
The government pays millions each day to house asylum seekers in almost 400 hotels across the UK.
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Author: BBC News
EU judges ‘close to backing down’ on injunction blocking Rwanda flights
A government source said the reforms ‘would remove a key barrier to getting flights off the ground’ if implemented
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Author: Josh Payne
Cost of living: ‘I never thought I’d be sofa-surfing at 74’
Jennie Taupin is struggling to afford a new home after the bungalow she rented was sold by the owner.
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Author: BBC News
Man arrested after window smashed at Indian high commission in London
Crowds outside building believed to be supporters of a Sikh separatist movement appeared to be encouraging man’s actions
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Author: Guardian staff reporter
