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Small Boat Crisis Returns: Nearly 1,200 Reach Britain in Three Days
Home Office figures reveal a sharp resurgence of small-boat crossings, with nearly 1,200 arrivals in just three days.
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Reeves: Brexit made UK 'poorer, weaker' – future lies in EU
Former Chancellor Rachel Reeves argues Britain's future lies inside the EU, claiming Brexit has left the nation poorer and less secure.
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48 detained in London for holding Palestine Action support signs
Met Police confirm 48 arrests outside US Embassy as protesters defy ban on Palestine Action ahead of Supreme Court appeal.
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Burnham opens door to slavery apology but shuts it on reparations
The Prime Minister is ready to apologise for Britain’s role in the slave trade but has firmly ruled out paying reparations.
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Healey walks back welfare cut comments hours after BBC interview
John Healey was forced into a humiliating reversal just hours after suggesting welfare spending would fall before the general election.
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Government creates new ISA to help Brits start investing with less complexity
John Healey has announced a new 'Starter ISA' and reversed the planned cash ISA allowance cut.
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20m households to get £100 energy cash as council tax site crashes
Chancellor John Healey confirms a £100 direct payment for 20 million households, funded by a windfall tax on banks.
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UK deploys three nuclear submarines amid rising Middle East tensions
Three Trident submarines are at sea as the Foreign Office warns Brits of potential flight cancellations amid Middle East tensions.
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UK MPs detained by Israel over West Bank visit
Three UK MPs and an MSP were detained for eight hours by Israeli authorities while attempting to enter the West Bank, citing security measures ahead of…
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Kane’s Ballon d'Or sparks debate on economic fairness
Harry Kane’s Ballon d'Or win has sparked national conversation as the UK prepares its next Budget, with papers linking his success to broader economic themes…
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Burnham’s Brexit rethink sparks tension as Budget looms
As Andy Burnham’s 100-day government hits a crunch point, a low-key Budget and bold Brexit talk stir debate across Labour ranks [1].
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Burnham faces backlash for GMB interview interruptions
Andy Burnham’s first live TV interview on Good Morning Britain sparked backlash over alleged interruptions by hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley [1].
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Government pledges £874m to tackle rough sleeping
Andy Burnham pledges to end rough sleeping by Christmas with £874m in new funding and a cross-sector summit.
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UK urged to prepare for emergencies with tinned food and water
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has launched a national 'Be Ready' campaign urging Brits to stockpile water, tinned goods, and essentials ahead of winter [2].
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Jeffrey Donaldson under rape probe over 2016 Westminster incident
Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson, jailed for 15 years over child sex offences, is being investigated by the Met over a 2016 rape allegation in the Houses…
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Amanda Bland Resigns from Reform UK Scotland
Amanda Bland has resigned from Reform UK Scotland to become an independent MSP, altering Holyrood's political landscape.
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Arson plotter deported after targeting Keir Starmer’s homes
Stanislav Carpiuc, 28, deported from the UK after being jailed for conspiracy to set fire to properties linked to Sir Keir Starmer.
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Swimmer's Plea Leads to UK Brain Cancer Review
Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn has secured a national brain cancer review after a tearful BBC plea, with Prime Minister Andy Burnham promising new treatment…
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Badenoch Slams Farage Over Chagos 'Trade' With Trump
Kemi Badenoch brands Nigel Farage’s Chagos-Trump 'trade' idea as 'humiliating' — but White House and Reform UK deny it meant surrendering sovereignty.
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Reform UK to suspend asylum system for 5 years if elected
Reform UK has unveiled plans to suspend the UK's asylum system for a full parliamentary term if elected, including deporting 90,000 appeal cases and ending…
