36 m. ago Prince Harry's African charity admits human rights abuses after rainforest families said their rangers raped and beat tribespeople

Prince Harry , who was the president of African Parks for six years until being elevated to the governing board of directors two years ago, is said to be bringing about change to deal with the issues.

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51 m. ago We asked people in one of Wales' biggest cities what they think about Labour and Reform

Labour are facing a threat to their control of Government in Wales according to recent polling, so we hit the streets of Swansea to ask people what they thought about who should govern the country going forward

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54 m. ago The phone call from Trump to Starmer that finally led to a trade breakthrough

As his beloved Arsenal suffered defeat, Keir Starmer struck gold with a US-UK trade deal, as Kate Devlin and Millie Cooke report

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58 m. ago Boy, 5, 'beaten to death with belt' after uncle sees low grades on school report

James Alberto Caicedo, 38, beat his nephew Yosuar Smith Cabrera, 5, to death as punishment for receiving low grades in school. Yosuar was pronounced dead as soon as he arrived to the hospital

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64 m. ago What is chlorinated chicken and will it be sold in the UK after Trump trade deal?

The British government said there would be no drop in food standards as a result of the UK-US trade deal

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76 m. ago Ayr town centre set to receive £16 million facelift from Levelling Up funding

South Ayrshire Council has been awarded £16 million by the UK Government as part of their Levelling Up Fund.

Economics

87 m. ago Putin and Xi defy Trump's attempts to drive them apart with show of unity at Moscow Victory Day parade

The Russian and Chinese leaders nestled side-by-side to watch the parade in a show of unity after they issued a statement yesterday condemning Trump 's plan for a missile defence system

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89 m. ago UK must do ‘everything we can’ to rebuild trade ties with EU, says Bank of England governor

Andrew Bailey spoke after a UK-US trade deal was agreed on Thursday

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1 hour ago Australian prime minister says reducing student debt is his re

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has told his government colleagues that reducing student debt will be the first legislative priority for his administration that was returned to power in the nation’s first election in which the Baby Boomer generation was outnumbered by younger voters

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1 hour ago UK must seek to ‘rebuild’ trade relationship with EU, says Bank governor

In an interview with the BBC, the Bank’s chief suggested that the UK-US trade deal secured on Thursday could set an example globally.

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2 h. ago Cabinet minister slams as 'complete nonsense' report US will get veto on Chinese investment in UK in trade deal

But the Government faced a row over details of the ‘historic’ agreement which are yet to be finalised

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3 h. ago Mother convicted over unpaid £8.75 car tax bill while grieving death of baby in latest fast

The Labour government has not taken urgent action to fix the Single Justice Procedure

Economics

3 h. ago Roméo Lavia is the ideal cog in Enzo Maresca’s machine – when he is fit

Chelsea are far better with Lavia – as they showed against Liverpool – but he is yet to complete a full game for the clubBy WhoScored“When he is fit, he is one of the best midfielders,” enthused Enzo Maresca after Chelsea’s 1-0 win over Everton a few weeks ago. His team had laboured to a narrow home win but the manager was full of praise for his young midfielder. Chelsea have paid huge transfer fees for midfielders in recent years, breaking the British transfer record to sign Enzo Fernández from Benfica for £107m and then upping the record to bring in Moisés Caicedo from Brighton, but Maresca knows his team is at its best when Roméo Lavia is available.Fernández and Caicedo have performed superbly in recent weeks as Chelsea have chased down a place in the Champions League. The Ecuadorian has done particularly well at right-back, having been moved out of midfield to accommodate Lavia in the starting XI. Caicedo has dropped into defence and operated as an inverted right-back, doing so ...

Economics

4 h. ago DWP benefit changes 'will hit 700,000 families already in poverty'

Internal DWP forecasts show that large numbers of people will lose out because of the government's planned £5 billion cuts and reforms to social security

Events

4 h. ago If illegal logging starts again, Liberia could lose more than its beloved pygmy hippos | Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

About 270,000 people died in Liberia’s timber trade-fuelled civil war. I helped to rebuild and protect its forests. Now Europe is threatening to undermine all our hard workIt is sad when a ruthless military dictator funds his government by destroying ecologically important rainforest, logging tropical trees and displacing and robbing the people who live in and depend on the forests for their livelihoods and culture.This happened in my country, Liberia. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago More criminals could be tagged instead of jailed but prisons minister insists he's not 'soft on crime'

Lord James Timpson said the UK is “addicted” to sentencing and punishment and that “so many” prisoners “shouldn’t be there” but he insists he is not "soft on crime"

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8 h. ago Arne Slot told Premier League star can be Virgil van DIjk's 'perfect partner'

Liverpool will need to strengthen in the summer transfer window if they are to put up a strong Premier League title defence and Arne Slot is being tipped to sign centre back from rival

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10 h. ago The fake fat jab kits cooked up by criminal gangs: How to tell if your weight loss drugs are counterfeit as police launch crackdown on rise in illicit medication

The popularity of weight loss treatments has seen UK demand outstrip supply, giving criminal groups an opportunity to release their own counterfeit versions.

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10 h. ago Keir Starmer's government has spent £566,000 on foreign visas for civil servants so far this year

EXCLUSIVE: FOI data showed Sir Keir Starmer 's government spent at least £566,000 on visas for foreign nationals in the first eight months after last July's election.

Economics

10 h. ago ‘Crumbling’ Government cyber defences outpaced by cyber criminals – report

The report from the Public Accounts Committee warned there are significant gaps in public sector IT systems, leaving them vulnerable.

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