G7 warns Taliban on rights
London meeting highlights humanitarian crisis and internet blackout International partners have issued a stark warning to the Taliban over its continued restrictions on
Culture
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Agriculture
New commissioner for tenant farmers
Alan Laidlaw appointed to landmark role Tenant farmers across England will now have a dedicated champion in government after the appointment of Alan
Life Sciences
New HIV jab approved
Easier protection against HIV People in England and Wales will soon be able to get a new long-lasting HIV prevention jab on the
Defence
World Affairs
Russia war lies slammed
UK envoy calls our Russian “faleshoods” Ambassador Holland dismantles Kremlin justifications for invasion of Ukraine Britain’s ambassador to the OSCE has accused Russia
Birmingham
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Culture
Peaky Blinders is back
Two new series to be filmed in Birmingham The Shelby family is coming home. The BBC and Netflix have announced the return of
World Affairs
Trump’s Hamas ultimatum
US President Donald Trump has told Hamas to “move quickly” to finalise a hostage deal that could bring an end to two years
Politics
Badenoch vows ECHR exit
Tory leader shifts right to counter Reform UK rise Kemi Badenoch has announced plans to withdraw Britain from the European Convention on Human
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Finance
First Brands files for bankruptcy
$10bn collapse rocks debt markets US auto parts maker First Brands has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, revealing more than $10bn in
Development
Affordable targets slow building
London weighs lower threshold London is considering cutting the proportion of affordable homes developers must include in fast-tracked planning applications, amid warnings that
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Finance
Revolut pledges £3bn boost
FinTech targets UK licence Revolut has promised to pour £3bn into the UK as it steps up efforts to secure a full banking