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Hundreds take to the streets over plan to house asylum seekers at barracks
Hundreds of people have protested against plans to house asylum seekers at an East Sussex army training camp on Sunday as speakers encouraged protesters to “form patrols” and stop paying council tax.
Jailed ex leader of Reform in Wales is ancient history says Yusuf
Reform UK head of policy Zia Yusuf said the party’s former leader in Wales who was jailed for taking bribes “is a guy which, far as we’re concerned, is ancient history”.
Lando Norris suffers blow to F1 title hopes
Lando Norris’ bid to win the world championship has taken an extraordinary setback after he was disqualified from the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
MPs launch inquiry amid warning of generational shift in reading for pleasure
A “generational shift” in children reading for pleasure appears to be taking place, the chairwoman of the Education Select Committee has warned, as MPs launch an inquiry into reasons for the decline.
NHS maintained 95 of planned care during resident doctor strike data shows
The NHS maintained more than 95% of planned care during the most recent round of doctors’ strikes, according to data from the health service.
Rail fares to be frozen for first time in 30 years
Rail fares are to be frozen for the first time in 30 years, the Government has announced.
Harvey Barnes bags brace as Newcastle beat Manchester City in thriller
Harvey Barnes fired Newcastle to a welcome 2-1 Premier League victory over Manchester City with a quickfire double in a thrilling encounter at St James’ Park.
Girl 13 arrested on suspicion of murder following womans death in Swindon
A 13-year-old girl has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a woman.
Starmer and other Ukraine allies say US peace plan will require work
Sir Keir Starmer and other international leaders have called the US-drafted peace plan for Ukraine “a basis which will require additional work”, as they expressed concerns about the proposal to limit Kyiv’s armed forces.