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Charles Hanson cleared of domestic assault allegations after four-hour jury wait

The Bargain Hunt star said ‘the truth has finally come out’ after being unanimously cleared following four hours of jury deliberations.

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Author: Matthew Cooper

This week of shame proves the BBC can no longer be trusted to clean up its own scandals

Had GB News made this much of a mess of things, it would have been closed down

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Author: Camilla Tominey

Questions still remain for BBC after damaging Gaza documentary

Fallout from the film about Gaza’s children is a reputationally damaging mess, says the BBC’s media editor Katie Razzall.

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Author: @BBCNews

Three teenage girls arrested after 75-year-old killed

Met Police launch murder investigation after an elderly man was attacked in north London

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Author: Tim Sigsworth

Anneliese Dodds quits over Starmer’s overseas aid cuts

‘Charmer Starmer’, ‘Keir’s Trump card’, ‘Unlikely bromance’. Things went much better for Sir Keir Starmer, during his talks with President Trump yesterday.

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Author: @PGMcNamara

Will ministerial resignation dent Starmer’s post-Trump high?

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Author: Sky News

Starmer’s bid to save a western alliance in meltdown

The British prime minister believes he can still be a bridge between the Trump White House and Europe. But is this anything other than wishful thinking?

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Author: Lucy Fisher,George Parker

Bargain Hunt’s Charles Hanson said he was ‘beaten and broken’ – now he’s cleared his name

The jury in the presenter’s case returned a unanimous not guilty verdict. The question now is whether viewers will absolve him too

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Author: Marianka Swain

Dodds’s departure is embarrassing for David Lammy

The resignation of Anneliese Dodds, the International Development Minister, over cuts to the aid budget is a shock on many levels

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Author: Jawad Iqbal

What would a UK-US economic deal really look like?

London and Washington look to avoid obstacles and forge a narrower agreement, likely with a focus firmly on tech and AI

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Author: Heather Stewart

From bias to blunders: The BBC’s anti-Israel shift since October 7

The BBC’s Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone? was pulled after bias complaints, adding to a series of reporting failures since Oct. 7; network keeps repeatedly misreporting on Israel, faces staff bias allegations and relies on journalists with ties to terror groups

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Author: Tamar Sebok, Paris

The Brief

Despite his sitdown with Donald Trump being lauded at home as a triumph, the British prime minister demonstrated in DC that farcical comedy is still the UK’s greatest transatlantic export.

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Author: Owen Morgan