Starmer vows digital IDs
Labour faces Reform challenge Sir Keir Starmer has declared that Labour is in a “battle for the soul of this country” against Nigel.
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First migrant sent back
Labour’s ‘one-in, one-out’ deal takes effect The UK has completed its first migrant return to France under the flagship “one-in, one-out” agreement –.
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Court halts deportation
First case under new scheme A London court has temporarily blocked the deportation of an Eritrean man to France under the UK’s new.
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Let’s tone it down
Getting away with threatening murder The suspended Labour councillor who last year was seen on camera using a microphone to call for the.
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Banksy takes aim at justice
Provocative artwork unveiled Banksy has struck again – this time on the walls of the Royal Courts of Justice in London. His latest.
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“State prison photo censorship”
Allegation at Reform conference Lucy Connolly today claimed photos her husband took of her daughter competing for the UK at a European under-15.
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Exclusive: Police flags “double standard”
“Police told let Palestine flags fly – but take down British ones” Police in Birmingham have been instructed to let unofficially erected Palestinian.
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TikToker vet joins earplugs claim
Redcar Army vet joins lawsuit v US supplier of faulty earplugs A former soldier who suffers from tinnitus and hearing loss today joined.
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Asylum family reunion tightened
Stricter tests planned Home secretary Yvette Cooper is preparing to unveil tougher restrictions on family reunion rights for asylum seekers in the UK. .
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Jack Straw is right
Time to reclaim control Jack Straw’s call to “decouple” Britain from the European Convention on Human Rights is not the ranting of a.