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JAY PAIN | World News
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The Guardian
What would Russiaâs peace demands mean?
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The Independent
Net migration to UK plummets by more than 400,000 in a year
10:23
Breaking | Live
09:57
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is reportedly seeking to impose sanctions to prevent the repair of the Nord Stream pipelines and to prevent the link between Russia and Germany from being restored should a Ukraine peace deal be brokered, sparking a backlash from populists within the top EU economy.
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UK | Brooke Davies
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Couple Sarah Milgram and Yaron Lischinsky âwere in the prime of their livesâ before they were shot dead near a Jewish museum.
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David Frost, former chief Brexit negotiator, on Keir Starmerâs surrender to Brussels.
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'Just F*****g Do It'
06:46
The Spectator
Reform and the problem with the Overton window
05:37
Fresh from winning power last July, Labour got its bad news out quickly and cut winter fuel payments for more than nine million pensioners. Ten months on, after the cold shoulder from voters in the local elections and a growing backlash among his own MPs, Sir Keir Starmer has u-turned. He says more pensioners willâŚ
19:37
New Statesman
Child poverty is a scar on our national conscience
A Labour government has taken millions of children out of poverty before. It can do so again.
18:06
Novara Media
Trade Unions Left a Political Vacuum. Now Theyâre Playing Catch-Up to Fight Off Reform
Nigel Farage is only pretending to be a champion of the working class, but pointing out that heâs a wolf in sheepâs clothing wonât cut it. Polly Smythe reports on how trade unions ceded ground to Reform â and how theyâre now planning to fight.
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