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Queen's Speech: From house building to voter ID - what's in Boris Johnson's legislative agenda - Sky News
Twenty-four Palestinians and two Israelis dead in Gaza violence - The Guardian
Ten shot dead in Northern Ireland when British troops opened fire were innocent - Mirror Online
Fred West police search Gloucester café for Mary Bastholm - BBC News
Keir Starmer aide Carolyn Harris resigns - The Guardian
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PM to reduce access to courts for refugees - making it easier to deport them
The Queen's Speech includes plans to overturn a decade of legal precedent, removing the right of immigrants to challenge tribunal decisions in the High Court Dad and two daughters all diagnosed with deadly brain disease within months
Victoria Mullin, from Knotty Ash, Merseyside, was just coming to terms with her dad Bill being diagnosed with Huntingdon's disease when she and her sister Carys were also told they had the neurodegenerative condition Meghan Markle 'testing waters' for new career joining 'long tradition' of royals
It comes after the Duchess of Sussex announced she had written a children's book, titled The Bench, which centres on the special relationship between a father and son as seen through the mother's eyes Ten shot dead in Northern Ireland when British troops opened fire were innocent
Coroner Mrs Siobhan Keegan attributed nine of the ten shootings in Belfast in 1971 to the British Army and said the use of lethal force by soldiers was not justified 'Love DC' - David Cameron's 66 chummy lobbying texts to government exposed
The huge scale of the ex-Prime Minister's texts to government officials and ministers has been laid bare as he tried - and failed - to get government help for doomed finance firm Greensill Capital Pilot tied to firing range 'used for target practice by jets in hazing stunt'
The pilot claims he was bound, blindfolded and bundled into the back of a pickup truck before being taken to a secret location on the Mediterranean island of Corsica, where jets opened fire above him Get paid £1,000 to review bottomless brunches as company looks for UK's best
If you love to go for a bite to eat and enjoy a tipple or two with your nearest and dearest, you should apply to be a "Bottomless Brunch Tester" - see how to apply here New rules will end pension 'discrimination' for younger public service workers
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| Queen's Speech: Government unveils post-Covid recovery plan
Boosting jobs and skills are key Queen's Speech priorities - but social care funding is not included. Ballymurphy Inquest: Coroner finds 10 victims were innocent
A priest and a mother of eight were among 10 people killed in Belfast after an Army operation in 1971. Queen carries out first major royal duty since Philip's death
The monarch attended the State Opening of Parliament, a month after the death of her husband. Prince Philip's death has left an empty seat at table, says Charles
The Prince of Wales references the loss of his father in a message to Muslims to mark Eid. Covid in Scotland: Hugging and indoor visits to resume from Monday
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says the changes will come into effect in most of the country from Monday. Fred West police search Gloucester café for Mary Bastholm
Police are reviewing potentially vital evidence linked to the disappearance of Mary Bastholm. Yat-Sen Chang: Ballet dancer found guilty of sex assaults
Yat-Sen Chang attacked female students while working in London between 2009 and 2016. Newly-released texts reveal extent of David Cameron's Greensill lobbying
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Julia James murder suspect, 21, pokes tongue out after appearing in court for first time
 The Kent man charged with the murder of PCSO Julia James stuck out his tongue as he was led away from court this morning - as police staged a reconstruction of the officer's last movements. Ban on online junk food ads WILL go ahead
 The Queen's Speech includes legislation to impose the restrictions, along with a block on TV ads before the 9pm watershed and ending 'BOGOF' deals for unhealthy foods. UK could be 'completely back to normal by the end of the year' if vaccines continue to work, SAGE
 Professor Graham Medley, who sits on SAGE, said the country was in the 'best position its been in for the whole pandemic'. But he warned waning vaccine immunity could undermine the position. Lethal force at 'Ballymurphy massacre' was NOT justified, rules coroner who says British paratroo...
 Ten people killed in shootings in Ballymurphy in Belfast in 1971 were entirely innocent, coroner Mrs Siobhan Keegan has ruled. Lady Victoria Hervey says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's courtship was 'way too short'
 Speaking to Closer magazine, the British socialite and daughter of the 6th Marquess of Bristol said: 'I think Harry and Meghan's courtship was way too short. I just don't see it lasting.' Russian classroom shooter 'is seen walking towards school with rifle in hand'
 Pupils were seen leaping from third-floor windows in a desperate bid to escape the attack in the city of Kazan which was carried out by a 19-year-old gunman, according to the local president. Brexit: Lorry firm boss 'has had to resort to using scantily-clad women to advertise jobs'
 A photo shows two scantily-clad women posing next to a roundabout in Felixstowe on Friday, as part of a promotion to reverse BWN's post-Brexit recruitment struggles. Tory war on 'cancel culture': Speakers no-platformed by universities can seek compensation
 Regulator the Office for Students will get the power to fine institutions and student unions for breaching new duties designed to foster 'a culture of open and robust intellectual debate'. |
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