Britain would be able to deport one person in exchange for the French sending another individual the other way
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Author: Leila Abboud,Anna Gross,Laura Dubois
UK and France in talks over a migrant returns agreement
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UK government aims to save steel production in Scunthorpe
‘Feed me’
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Author: Banx
Manchester Arena survivor ‘angry’ and ‘broken’ by prison attack
Martin Hibbert and his daughter Eve suffered severe injuries as a result of the bombing carried out by Hashem Abedi.
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Author: @BBCNews
Why are Birmingham bin workers striking and will walkouts spread?
The dispute centres on the cutting of one specific role — and Unite claims up to 170 workers will be paid £8,000 less as a result
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Author: Max Kendix, Political Reporter
Hillsborough campaigners criticise Starmer as law misses 36th anniversary deadline
PM says he needs more time to draft ‘best version’ of legislation obliging public authorities to co-operate with inquiries into disasters
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Author: Telegraph Reporters
Too much British infrastructure is at the mercy of foreign powers
Plus: Truss’s track record; Labour and the bin strikes; Trump’s error on Russia; batty bureaucracy; a golfing triumph; and fish with a twist
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Binmen don’t deserve higher pay, says Birmingham council HR chief
Senior councillor complains to colleagues that refuse workers are demanding to be paid a rate which ‘the job simply does not merit’
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Author: Neil Johnston
Britain should rethink its plans for coal
Surely the case has been made for the Government to consider a U-turn and a move to develop the Whitehaven pit
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Author: Telegraph View
Carvery restaurant admits to cutting down ancient tree in Enfield
When it began growing, Henry VIII was likely on the throne and Shakespeare hadn’t even put his quill to paper. But earlier this month, the vast branches of the 450 to 500-year-old oak were hacked off.
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Author: By Amelia Jenne
Birmingham’s striking binmen getting £70 a day and say ‘we need it to survive’
The bin strike is now entering its sixth week, causing real hardship to striking workers. Unite’s bill so far tops £1 million
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Author: Jane Haynes
Who is JD Vance, and can US allies trust him?
Given the volatility of this White House, universities and indeed countries who rely on the word of the Trump administration don’t always feel on solid ground. Now, the US Vice President has revealed in an interview – there is a ‘good chance’ of a trade deal with the UK.
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Author: @mattfrei
Starmer told to adopt Trump agenda to win trade deal
While JD Vance expressed his optimism over a UK-US trade deal in the near future, sources close to the vice president warn his concerns over free speech in the UK ‘are still a red line’
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Author: David Maddox
Starmer told to accept Trump ‘free speech’ agenda to win trade deal
‘Good chance’ of agreement, says JD Vance – but sources say his concerns over Britain’s hate speech laws ‘are still a red line’
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Author: David Maddox
Hillsborough: Clubs put rivalries aside with tributes to the 97
Read here.
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Author: Jack Lusby
Birmingham bin strikes could spread, union leader warns
GMB in dispute with council in Peterborough and Aberdeen staff in dispute over working conditions
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Author: Jessica Murray
Bletchley man admits murdering two women on Christmas Day
The Crown Prosecution Service describes the 49-year-old’s attack on the two women as “inexplicable”.
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Author: @BBCNews
A UK-US deal sounds good but it is all about the detail
Britain is being taxed by US despite having no trade deficit but the UK may have some leverage.
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In defence of rats
Reports of rats in Birmingham that are ‘bigger than cats’ are now making international headlines. The New York Times, NBC News and CNN have all weighed in on the city’s rodent problem, as the strike action by bin workers rolls on. Rat panic seems to be setting in. An MP said the rodents are ‘dancing
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Author: Chas Newkey-Burden
Pontins owner charged with corporate manslaughter over woman’s death
Wendy Jones, 68, died after part of a ceiling collapsed on guests at Brean Sands holiday park in 2019
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Author: Lauren Almeida
Lancashire man charged after woman killed by falling ducting at holiday park
A Lancashire man has been charged under the Health and Safety at Work Act alongside Pontins, who were charged with corporate manslaughter, after the…
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Author: Nat Goodlad
Labour’s cosying up to China leaves British industry at Beijing’s mercy
Growing reliance on foreign investment exposes critical sectors to an adversary state
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Author: Szu Ping Chan
Birmingham bin strike staff to hold rally after deal rejected
Bin workers remain in a stand-off with the city council after an all-out strike started on 11 March.
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Author: @BBCNews
Hillsborough Law – How the UK government broke their promise
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Author: Sam Millne
Salford incident: Armed police and helicopter swarm city estate as streets on lockdown
Dozens of police officers have descended on residential streets, including Romney Street and Littleton Road, in Salford, Greater Manchester, following reports of a serious incident
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Author: Bradley Jolly
