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Boris Johnson's partygate bash dismissed as just 'soggy sandwiches and a slice of birthday cake' by ally

Boris Johnson’s partygate bash dismissed as just ‘soggy sandwiches and a slice of birthday cake’ by ally

Controversy over Boris Johnson’s involvement in partygate and COVID-19 rule-breaking has been dismissed as “soggy sandwiches and a slice of birthday cake” by an ally of...

Israel and Palestine divisions intensify as six dead in six days on West Bank

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Israel and Palestine divisions intensify as six dead in six days on West Bank

It has been another violent week in the West Bank. Six dead, in six days – three Palestinians and three Israelis. On Thursday night, a 17-year-old...

Russian diplomat Sergei Lavrov provokes laughter with claim his country is victim in Ukraine war

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Russian diplomat Sergei Lavrov provokes laughter with claim his country is victim in Ukraine war

Sergei Lavrov, Russia’s longstanding foreign minister, provoked laughter from an audience at an international conference in India when he attempted to portray his country as the...

Ukraine War: Putin is a student of history - so what can that tell us about the possible outcomes of Russia's invasion?

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Ukraine War: Putin is a student of history – so what can that tell us about the possible outcomes of Russia’s invasion?

The famous Prussian general Clausewitz famously opined: “No one starts a war or rather, no one in his senses should do so without first being clear...

Ex-undercover officer who hunted drug dealers reveals 'terrifying' violence he faced - and the secret he kept from family

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Ex-undercover officer who hunted drug dealers reveals ‘terrifying’ violence he faced – and the secret he kept from family

Being bitten by drug dealers and stabbed with syringes “went with the territory” for undercover police officer Michael O’Sullivan. Aged just 22, Michael became part of...

Boris Johnson believed 'implicitly' he was following COVID rules during lockdown gatherings

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Boris Johnson believed ‘implicitly’ he was following COVID rules during lockdown gatherings

Boris Johnson says he believed “implicitly” that he was following COVID rules after a committee of MPs said it would have been “obvious” the rules were being...

Journalist Isabel Oakeshott says public not interested in Matt Hancock's reputation but want to know the truth about lockdown

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Journalist Isabel Oakeshott says public not interested in Matt Hancock’s reputation but want to know the truth about lockdown

The journalist who leaked Matt Hancock’s lockdown WhatsApp messages has said the public are only interested in what happened – not in her or the former...

Hancock told ministers to 'get heavy with police' to enforce lockdown, leaked messages suggest

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Hancock told ministers to ‘get heavy with police’ to enforce lockdown, leaked messages suggest

Ministers and the country’s top civil servant talked about the need to “get heavy with the police” to make sure the public obeyed lockdown rules during...

Johnson allies claim partygate was 'a Labour stitch up' after Starmer appoints Sue Gray to top role

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Johnson allies claim partygate was ‘a Labour stitch up’ after Starmer appoints Sue Gray to top role

Sue Gray has been appointed by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to serve as his chief of staff. The senior civil servant became a household name...

Huwara residents reflect on a night of violence which rocked the Palestinian town

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Huwara residents reflect on a night of violence which rocked the Palestinian town

I’ve been to Huwara many times, but never seen it like this. Driving in feels like you’re nearing the frontline of a war. The streets, normally...

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Sue Gray: Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer appoints partygate investigator as new chief of staff

Sue Gray has been appointed by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to serve as his chief of staff. The senior civil servant became a household name...

SNP leadership hopeful Humza Yousaf skipped key vote on gay marriage due to 'religious pressure', says Scotland's former first minister Alex Salmond

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SNP leadership hopeful Humza Yousaf skipped key vote on gay marriage due to ‘religious pressure’, says Scotland’s former first minister Alex Salmond

Scotland’s former first minister Alex Salmond has told Sky News that SNP leadership hopeful Humza Yousaf skipped a key vote on gay marriage due to “religious...

Boris Johnson says he'll find it 'very difficult' to vote for Sunak's new Brexit deal

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Boris Johnson says he’ll find it ‘very difficult’ to vote for Sunak’s new Brexit deal

Boris Johnson has said he would find it “very difficult” to vote for Rishi Sunak’s new Brexit deal on Northern Ireland, claiming it is “not about...

Isabel Oakeshott 'makes no apology' over Matt Hancock WhatsApp leak

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Isabel Oakeshott ‘makes no apology’ over Matt Hancock WhatsApp leak

Matt Hancock has denounced what he said was a “massive betrayal and breach of trust” following the leaking of lockdown WhatsApp messages. The exchanges were published...

Who is Isabel Oakeshott, the journalist who broke an NDA to leak Matt Hancock's WhatsApps?

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Who is Isabel Oakeshott, the journalist who broke an NDA to leak Matt Hancock’s WhatsApps?

Isabel Oakeshott has admitted she didn’t tell Matt Hancock she was going to leak 100,000 of his WhatsApp messages before sharing them with the Daily Telegraph....

Thousands of sex offenders prosecuted for changing personal details without telling police

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Thousands of sex offenders prosecuted for changing personal details without telling police

Thousands of sex offenders are changing their details without notifying police, new figures reveal, as campaigners call for an end to a “loophole that is making...

Bird flu spillover 'concerning', doctor warns - as virus in girl who died had mutations making it better adapted to humans

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Bird flu spillover ‘concerning’, doctor warns – as virus in girl who died had mutations making it better adapted to humans

The bird flu virus isolated from a girl who died from the disease had mutations that made it better adapted to human cells, Sky News has...

Bola Tinubu is declared winner of Nigeria's presidential election but rivals call for a re-vote

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Bola Tinubu is declared winner of Nigeria’s presidential election but rivals call for a re-vote

Bola Tinubu has been declared the winner of Nigeria’s presidential election, despite early demands from rivals for a re-vote. Mr Tinubu, who ran for the ruling...

Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu criticises anti-government protesters in televised statement

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Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu criticises anti-government protesters in televised statement

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has given a televised statement criticising anti-government protesters after the previous defence minister and senior opposition figure Benny Gantz warned that...

Turkey earthquake: Satellite images reveal extent of mass graves at rural cemetery

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Turkey earthquake: Satellite images reveal extent of mass graves at rural cemetery

We knew the name of the village with the location pinpointed on our mobile phones, but we did not need a map to find a place...

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Boris Johnson’s partygate bash dismissed as just ‘soggy sandwiches and a slice of birthday cake’ by ally

Israel and Palestine divisions intensify as six dead in six days on West Bank

Russian diplomat Sergei Lavrov provokes laughter with claim his country is victim in Ukraine war

Ukraine War: Putin is a student of history – so what can that tell us about the possible outcomes of Russia’s invasion?

Ex-undercover officer who hunted drug dealers reveals ‘terrifying’ violence he faced – and the secret he kept from family

Boris Johnson believed ‘implicitly’ he was following COVID rules during lockdown gatherings

Journalist Isabel Oakeshott says public not interested in Matt Hancock’s reputation but want to know the truth about lockdown

Hancock told ministers to ‘get heavy with police’ to enforce lockdown, leaked messages suggest

Johnson allies claim partygate was ‘a Labour stitch up’ after Starmer appoints Sue Gray to top role

Huwara residents reflect on a night of violence which rocked the Palestinian town

Sue Gray: Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer appoints partygate investigator as new chief of staff

SNP leadership hopeful Humza Yousaf skipped key vote on gay marriage due to ‘religious pressure’, says Scotland’s former first minister Alex Salmond

Boris Johnson says he’ll find it ‘very difficult’ to vote for Sunak’s new Brexit deal

Isabel Oakeshott ‘makes no apology’ over Matt Hancock WhatsApp leak

Who is Isabel Oakeshott, the journalist who broke an NDA to leak Matt Hancock’s WhatsApps?

Thousands of sex offenders prosecuted for changing personal details without telling police

Bird flu spillover ‘concerning’, doctor warns – as virus in girl who died had mutations making it better adapted to humans

Bola Tinubu is declared winner of Nigeria’s presidential election but rivals call for a re-vote

Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu criticises anti-government protesters in televised statement

Turkey earthquake: Satellite images reveal extent of mass graves at rural cemetery

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