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  • Rishi Sunak: UK shouldn’t have ’empowered scientists’ at start of lockdown

    August 25, 2022

    RISHI Sunak has said government “shouldn’t have empowered the scientists in the way we did” at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.  The former Chancellor told The Spectator magazine that there was a failure to “acknowledge trade-offs from the beginning” and that lockdown’s impacts on other health services, as well as schools and the economy, [...]

  • Police appeal for witnesses over stabbing as man, 20, held for attempted murder

    August 25, 2022

    Police are appealing for witnesses following an attempted murder in the city, as a 20-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. The victim was stabbed in the doorway of Blomfield Street at 4.10am in the early hours of Wednesday morning, in what the City of London Police describe as an ‘unprovoked attack’. [...]

  • Money laundering duo sentenced over scheme linked to millions with 20 victims including a care home

    August 25, 2022

    A money laundering duo have been sentenced for their role in a scam linked to millions of pounds and more than 20 victims, including a care home. Naeem Khalid was sentenced to 46 months in jail while Abiya Hussain was given an 18-month community order, and are now subject to confiscation proceedings. The pain were [...]

  • Boris Johnson: We’re paying higher energy bills due to Putin, Ukraine is paying in blood

    August 25, 2022

     As Brits face soaring energy bills in part due to Russia’s war in Ukraine, outgoing prime minister Boris Johnson said they should take on the burden because “the people of Ukraine are paying in their blood”. The soon-to-be former prime minister made his remarks during a surprise visit to Kyiv as Ukraine marked its 31st [...]

  • Ukraine war: Russia kills 22 in missile strikes on rail station

    August 25, 2022

    At least 22 people are said to have been killed during two missile strikes on a Ukrainian rail station, as Kyiv marked its 31st annual day of independence from Moscow. The attack on Chaplyne, 90 miles west of Russian-occupied Donetsk, was announced by President Volodymyr Zelenskiy during a video address to the United Nations yesterday. [...]

  • Peter Mandelson calls on Labour to ‘redouble’ its private donation efforts

    August 24, 2022

    Lord Peter Mandelson has called on Labour to “redouble” its efforts to bring in private donations amid claims the party is struggling to fill its coffers. The party grandee, and New Labour architect, told City A.M. that Sir Keir Starmer “cannot allow himself or the party” to become beholden to “hard-left trade unions” that “are going to [...]

  • Raab vows to break barristers’ ‘near-monopoly’ over Crown Court trials

    August 24, 2022

    Justice secretary Dominic Raab is seeking to undermine the barristers’ strike by breaking their “near-monopoly” over crown court trials, government sources told the Daily Mail. As the UK government faces the prospect of an all-out barristers strike from the start of next month, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is weighing up plans to expand the [...]

  • Boris Johnson makes surprise Kyiv visit on Ukraine independence day

    August 24, 2022

    Boris Johnson has made a surprise visit to Kyiv today to mark Ukraine’s independence day. Johnson said that “I  believe Ukraine can and will win this war” in what will be his final trip to the country as UK Prime Minister. Johnson also said higher energy bills were worth paying to support Ukraine and that [...]

  • City Hall Tories call on Sadiq Khan to stop Extinction Rebellion occupation of Hyde park

    August 24, 2022

    Sadiq Khan has been urged by the Tory caucus in City Hall to stop Extinction Rebellion’s planned occupation of Hyde Park next month. Susan Hall, leader of the London Assembly Tories, said Khan must intervene to stop the “hypocritical and lawless” climate change protest from taking up police resources. A spokesperson for Khan said the [...]

  • Candy floss and burnt out tanks: Ukraine marks independence day and six month anniversary of Russia’s invasion

    August 24, 2022

    Ukraine celebrated its 31st independence day and six months since the country was invaded by Russia, by displaying charred Kremlin tanks on the streets of Kyiv. Residents of the capital were pictured eating candy floss and celebrating the national holiday, three decades on after freeing itself from Moscow, as the remains of the Kremlin’s military vehicles [...]

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