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mercredi 20 février 01:43
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20 février
BBC News | Entertainment | UK Edition
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01:57
Store these for your next pub quiz.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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01:10
Wales risks losing 80% of the laws that protect its environment with no plans in place, charities warn.
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01:02
Simon Thomas made claims after quitting as an AM nofollowing his arrest for making indecent child images.
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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01:34Joan Ryan: Labour MP resigns from party to join Independent Group, accusing Jeremy Corbyn of 'playing games with Brexit' - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsJoan Ryan, who chaired Labour Friends of Israel, says Corbyn is not fit to be prime minister as she becomes latest MP to quit party
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01:13Child poverty on course for record high due to stagnant wages and benefits cuts, report finds - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsStagnating incomes and an 'actively regressive' tax and benefits policy will push an extra 1 million children into poverty, Resolution Foundation forecasts
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01:13Women still face 'massive gender bias' in UK workforce, new AI study finds Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'Some sectors appear as 'virtual economic ghettos' of men,' says expert
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01:09UK government letting down young people by failing to tackle health inequalities, report warns - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsUK youth more likely to contract fatal long-term conditions than other western nations due to NHS underfunding, study claims
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01:06NHS staff should be able to jump the queue to access mental health support, health secretary proposes - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'Huge amount of work to do to achieve the ambitions in this report' warn mental health experts as government unable say if pledges will become reality
BBC News | Business | UK Edition
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01:03
The pay gap has widened at 40% of firms that have revealed their figures ahead of the deadline.
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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00:49Brexit: Theresa May heads to Brussels in hope of breaking deadlock with new plan - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsThe PM managed to maintain the support of Tory Brexiteers for now by promising to make some of their proposals the basis for future discussions on trade
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00:02
Boyfriend's trial hears experiences of other users of 2-CP
BBC News | Science/Nature | UK Edition
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00:11
A 5,600-year-old skull fragment discovered by Thames amateur archaeologists goes on display.
19 février
BBC News | Entertainment | UK Edition
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21:15
Here are five things you might not know about the iconic fashion designer.
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18:39Carrie, cereal and four more unusual inspirations for musicals BBC News | Entertainment | UK EditionA musical inspired by 9/11 has opened in London, but it's not the strangest subject to be given a musical makeover.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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23:01Six Nations 2019: Inspirational play reduced Wales duo to tears, says George North BBC News | Wales | UK EditionWales wing George North says Robin McBryde and Ken Owens were emotional after the squad watched a play about former Wales and Lions centre Ray Gravell.
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22:40
Wrexham climb to top of the National League table with a 2-0 win against Boreham Wood at Meadow Park.
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21:47
Graffiti covered in protective plastic sheeting as questions asked about who painted rodent.
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21:09
Pauline Wheeler wants changes to rules barring staff from helping her daughter in a medical emergency.
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18:57
Wales' Lee Selby says he was so drained at featherweight that he would chew but not swallow food to make weight.
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18:56
Dyn o Ynys Môn, oedd ar ffo rhag yr heddlu am dair blynedd, wedi ei gael yn euog o 12 cyhuddiad o droseddau rhyw yn erbyn plant.
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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13:08
Theresa May will meet Jean-Claude Juncker for further talks on Wednesday.
BBC News | Have Your Say | UK Edition
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17:08
An 86-year-old's thank you note, shared on social media, spurs similar stories of kindness
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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23:43
Joan Ryan says she cannot remain in a party which tolerates a "culture of anti-Jewish racism".
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17:51
Michael Gove has promised to protect farmers from cheap food imports.
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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23:59Man 'broke woman's skull and raped her in savage attack' in Leicester park - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsCocaine user who allegedly left victim for dead admits being in area but denies attempted murder and rape
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23:41Seven of his MPs have quit, but Jeremy Corbyn could only stubbornly reiterate that he is never wrong about anything - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsIf Corbyn really is this passionate about 'lifelong learning' he'd better get cracking. He has got his eye on a job he is hopelessly unqualified for, and is too arrogant to do anything about it
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22:43Shamima Begum: Government 'makes Isis bride stateless' by stripping her British citizenship - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsTeenager has 'never had a Bangladeshi passport', lawyer tells Independent
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21:43John Major attacks 'zealot' Conservative Brexiteers but urges moderate Tories to stay in the party - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsBoth main parties are being 'manipulated by fringe opinion' says former prime minister as he condemns 'extreme' Tory MPs' 'intransigence'
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21:08Baby born in Syria to British woman who joined Isis taken into care after mother returned to UK - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsMore than 150 children subject to care proceedings over extremism concerns since 2013, report reveals
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21:06Brexit news - live: Theresa May to fly to Brussels tomorrow for crucial talks with EU, as Juncker says breakthrough 'in God's hands' - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsFollow all the latest updates from Westminster
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21:02Jeremy Corbyn warned of 'mass walkout' of Jewish members as Labour's official Jewish group calls meeting about quitting - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsLuciana Berger's decision to resign as Labour MP could trigger further exodus of Jewish people, sources say
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20:15Met Police will take 100 years to ethnically represent London, force admits - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsScotland Yard insists it is working to increase representation two decades after being branded institutionally racist
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20:09Brexit: Nearly a third of French people think Britain has already left the EU, poll finds - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsItalians and Germans also apparently not nofollowing Brexit drama
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20:08Angela Smith: Ex-Labour MP blames being 'very tired' for saying ethnic minorities have 'funny tinge' - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'I never meant to say that. I misspoke really badly. I was very, very tired at that point.'
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20:01Libby Squire: Police release CCTV video of potential witnesses in search for missing student - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsHumberside Police distributed the video 18 days after the student was last seen in Hull
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19:59Government refuses full police funding request for Grenfell investigation despite approving all others – including royal wedding security - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsExclusive: Home Office accused of 'denying justice' over decision
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19:50Brexit: Ministers warned not to weaken animal-welfare laws after UK leaves EU - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsCalls for sentience to be enshrined in law when UK quits EU - as promised by Michael Gove
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19:18Which Tory and Labour MPs could join anti-Corbyn rebels in breakaway Independent Group? - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsSeven former Labour MPs have quit the party to form the Independent Group
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19:07MPs urge government to redraft new domestic abuse bill so it protects victims in Northern Ireland - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'The UK risks protections for vulnerable people for the sake of party political gain,' says Stella Creasy
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18:36Lauri Love will not get computer equipment back from NCA, judge rules - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsAlleged cyber-hacker is undecided about appealing decision
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17:38As the UK debates what to do with Isis suspects, one country has taken back 1,000 'terrorists' - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsTunisia has taken back more than 1,000 terror suspects since 2011
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17:35Shamima Begum: Met Police chief says Isis bride could be arrested on return but 'many have come back and gone on with peaceful lives' - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsCressida Dick says police will 'assess risk she poses' if she cannot be prosecuted
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17:30Stonehenge: Archaeologists discover long-lost tools used to build ancient monument - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsDiscovery likely to rekindle debate over how builders moved stones 175 miles from Wales to Salisbury Plain
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17:14James Goddard: 'Yellow vest' organiser charged with racially aggravated harassment - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsTwenty-nine-year-old was arrested over incident involving Tory MP Anna Soubry
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17:07
Up to 90,500 animals slaughtered as kosher - condemned by vets as cruel - may have been sold unlabelled
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16:50UK will probably delay Brexit, says former EU chief Jose Manuel Barroso - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsJean-Claude Juncker's predecessor expects UK to avoid no-deal
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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23:21
Joan Ryan says she cannot remain in a party with a "culture of anti-Jewish racism".
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18:47
Epic Games says it has filed a claim in London's High Court against Exciting Events.
BBC News | Business | UK Edition
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23:27
It will close a factory in Brazil after more than 50 years, nofollowing major cuts in Europe.
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23:18
A government report says the US is rushing to transfer sensitive nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia.
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21:54
The comments come as US and Chinese officials rush to clinch a deal ahead of a 1 March deadline.
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15:56
Sales growth eased at the UK's third largest supermarket chain as Brexit uncertainty affected shoppers.
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13:22
The fashion world pays tribute to the giant, who was working right up until his death.
BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition
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23:45Biggest EuroMillions win in Irish history as ticket holder wins €175m BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionIt is the biggest jackpot ever claimed by a ticket holder on the island.
BBC News | Technology | UK Edition
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19:14
Users can generate false faces, using artificial intelligence.
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15:53
Some 2.7 million sensitive Swedish conversations about illnesses are exposed online.
BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition
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23:19Bellator 217: Female fighters must take risks says featherweight Leah McCourt BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionBelfast featherweight Leah McCourt says that female MMA fighters are under immense pressure to perform in every professional bout
Guardian Unlimited Comment
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21:14Taking Shamima Begum's citizenship risks making her a martyr | Robert Verkaik - Guardian Unlimited CommentWhatever her alleged crimes, there is every reason to try Shamima Begum in the UK where justice can be seen to be done The decision to strip Shamima Begum of her citizenship will turn a young British woman into a martyr. In the same way Guantánamo Bay became a recruiting sergeant for extremism, cases like that of Begum will serve only to radicalise more young British Muslims. Continue reading... -- Counter-terrorism policy, Shamima Begum, UK news, UK security and counter-terrorism, Syria, Law, Islamic State, Politics, Sajid Javid
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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16:18
A south London club runs a special night every month for people with learning disabilities.
Guardian Unlimited Science
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22:47Infusions of young blood not proven 'safe or effective', US government warns - Guardian Unlimited ScienceFDA warning is blow to anti-age treatment fad that claims it could improve strength and memory and even combat Alzheimer’s The US government has warned that older people should not be paying to have their veins filled with the blood of young people, in a blow for what was becoming a fad anti-aging treatment. In a statement on Tuesday the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said infusions of plasma from young donors into older clients “should not be assumed to be safe or effective”, and said it was “concerned that some patients are being preyed upon by unscrupulous actors” charging thousands of (...) -- Ageing, Science, US news
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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22:52
Liverpool's Champions League last-16 tie against Bayern Munich remains finely poised after a goalless draw in the first leg at Anfield.
BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition
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21:54
It is understood the man's body was found by a neighbour in Glenwherry who alerted police.
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19:35
The Inspectorate is to review PSNI disclosure of information to Police Ombudsman's Office.
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19:26
The newspaper's former building will be redeveloped as commercial space.
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18:58Upskirting proposed as a criminal offence in Northern Ireland BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionThe proposal is one of a series in a review of laws around Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE).
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18:46Six Nations 2019: Iain Henderson cleared to play for Ireland BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionIain Henderson escapes suspension and will be available to play for Ireland in Sunday's Six Nations game against Italy in Rome.
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18:41Warren Feeney: New Ards boss is 'buzzing' for Irish Premiership relegation battle BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionNew Ards manager Warren Feeney is relishing the challenge of keeping the club in the Irish Premiership after replacing Colin Nixon.
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18:30Six Nations 2019: 'Toughest thing I ever had to do' - Sean O'Brien BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionHe's cried about his decision to leave Ireland but Sean O'Brien isn't prepared to give up on his international career without a fight.
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There are concerns that a disruptions in trade, due to a hard Brexit, could lead to shortages.
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17:53Space travel edges closer at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionIt is still the final frontier, but space travel has come a little closer to the public at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
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Solicitor General Robert Buckland warns against a running commentary on the backstop.
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14:21Sinn Féin 'has compromised chief constable process' says Foster BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionDUP leader Arlene Foster says her party has told the Policing Board it wants legal opinion taken.
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12:48
A 59-year-old man from Newcastle pleads guilty to 15 charges, while his wife pleads not guilty to 12.
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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17:33
Wife Nicola Kinloch made it to her husband's bedside with their baby shortly after giving birth.
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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22:48
Shamima Begum, who joined the Islamic State group in Syria in 2015, had said she wanted to return home.
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19:34
Conservative MP Bill Wiggin says the bill is important to stop China consuming dog meat.
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19:22Conservatives being 'manipulated by Brexit zealots', ex-PM Major to warn BBC News | Politics | UK EditionSir John Major will urge a "mainstream majority" of Tory and Labour MPs to stop the UK leaving next month.
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18:35
The EU Commission condemns Hungary's right-wing government over a new poster campaign.
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17:18
Derek Hatton, who has been readmitted to Labour after 34 years, says he has previously tried to rejoin the party but was not allowed back in.
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17:11
Some thinks tank groups are less open than others about where their money comes from to pay for their work and research.
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16:28
The Labour leader says the seven MPs who left the party were elected to carry out its policies but "have decided to go elsewhere".
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16:24Ruth George sorry for claiming ex-Labour MPs may have Israeli backing BBC News | Politics | UK EditionRuth George apologises for suggesting seven MPs who quit the party may have Israeli backing.
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15:55
A protester involved in an incident outside Parliament with Tory MP Anna Soubry is facing criminal charges.
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11:12
Nicola Sturgeon tells members of the French Parliament about efforts to get EU citizens to stay in Scotland.
Guardian Unlimited Science
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13:03
US professor raised early alarms about climate change and popularised term ‘global warming’ A pioneering scientist who raised early alarms about climate change and popularised the term “global warming” has died aged 87. Wallace Smith Broecker, a Columbia University professor and researcher died on Monday at a hospital in New York City, according to a spokesman for the university’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. He had reportedly been ill in recent months. Continue (...) -- Climate change, Climate change, Environment, Science, US news, World news
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11:00At last, a Brexit dividend – shame it’s for the pedlars of fake medicine | Elizabeth Pisani - Guardian Unlimited ScienceCriminals now make more money from these counterfeits than they do from illegal drugs such as heroin and cocaine Some crimes are just worse than others. When I tell people I research the market for fake and substandard medicines, their most common reaction is: “Fake cancer medicines? That’s horrible. Why would anyone do that?” Related: Revealed: UK patients stockpile drugs in fear of no-deal Brexit Continue reading... -- Pharmaceuticals industry, Drugs, Science, Healthcare industry, Business, UK news, Brexit, European Union, Politics
Guardian Unlimited Comment
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19:57The choice is clear for Labour MPs. Stay with Corbyn or leave the party | Rafael Behr - Guardian Unlimited CommentThe idea of a ‘broad church’ makes no sense when its congregants don’t profess the same political faith There is a phrase that has a lot of currency among Labour MPs who hate the direction their party has taken under Jeremy Corbyn. They say they will “stay and fight”. The vow is sometimes taken in private, sometimes declared on social media alongside a plea for others to do the same. It has become so familiar that its meaning is rarely interrogated. But what is this fight? Who is it against? What does victory look like? The answers are not comfortable for the stayers. The enemy is the elected (...) -- Labour, Jeremy Corbyn, Politics, The Independent Group, UK news
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Continue reading... -- The Independent Group, Labour, Chuka Umunna, Luciana Berger, Politics, Jeremy Corbyn, UK news
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19:27The Guardian view on Honda’s closure: of course it’s partly about Brexit | Editorial - Guardian Unlimited CommentThe Japanese carmaker’s decision to shut its Swindon factory is part of a pattern in which Brexit uncertainties play a significant role First, the uncontroversial bit. Honda’s decision to close its factory at Swindon is a body blow to the west of England economy, to the British car industry, and to the UK manufacturing sector more widely. It will not be easy for the Wiltshire town to absorb the massive hit. Now, the more controversial part. The Japanese carmaker’s decision reflects several factors. These include a Europe-wide market shift from diesel to electric cars. But it unquestionably (...) -- Honda, Brexit, Automotive industry, Business, UK news, Sunderland, Foreign policy, Politics, Greg Clark
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19:27The Guardian view on criminal justice: when prison doesn’t work | Editorial - Guardian Unlimited CommentShort sentences in dreadful jails do more harm than good. The justice secretary is right to want replace them The overcrowded prisons of England and Wales are in an awful state after eight years of austerity. In this time, five justice secretaries have failed to come to grips with the problem and moved on. Ian Acheson, a former prison governor, has described jails as “dystopian hellholes where it is easier to score your next fix than to get a shower”. Nearly 190 kilos of drugs were seized inside prisons in 2017; one in five prisoners tested positive for drugs. The prisons minister, Rory (...) -- Prisons and probation, Law, UK criminal justice, Society, Chris Grayling, Politics, Rory Stewart, UK news
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Jess Garland of the Electoral Reform Society, Harry Armstrong from Nesta, former MP Derek Wyatt and Janet Roberts on the report by the digital, culture, media and sport committee on fake news and disinformation The report by the digital, culture, media and sport committee on fake news and disinformation (MPs call for tough new powers to curb Facebook’s ‘digital gangsters’, 18 February) is a wake-up call for the government to update Britain’s broken campaign rules. The challenges facing our democracy are bigger than one referendum or election: this is about the integrity of our political (...) -- Digital media, Internet, Facebook, Social media, Social networking, House of Commons, Data protection
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19:09Shamima Begum and questions of responsibility – hers and ours | Letters - Guardian Unlimited CommentReaders give their thoughts on the east London schoolgirl who left the UK to join Islamic State and now wants to return Many words have been spilled in discussions over whether Shamima Begum and her newborn child should, or should not, be allowed to return to UK to face justice (Let Begum’s case be a turning point, 19 February). We indubitably have a responsibility for her and can’t just remove her citizenship, though many would, no doubt, like to. However, in all of this debate, I have read little of what the Syrian and Iraqi people want. Begum, groomed or not, coerced or not (and she has (...) -- Shamima Begum, Islamic State, Syria, Iraq, Foreign policy, World news, UK news, Politics, Middle East and North Africa, Children, Society
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19:09The Independent Group and the Labour party’s shifting politics | Letters - Guardian Unlimited CommentIt is unclear what the seven MPs who left the party this week believe in, says ex-MP David Hinchliffe, while former Co-op general secretary Peter Hunt says Labour is now a hostile environment Amid a flurry of comment on the seven MPs deserting the Labour party this week, I was particularly surprised by Suzanne Moore’s suggestion that they are “standing up for what they believe” (Journal, 19 February), as what they actually believe is completely unclear. In trying to understand their thinking, I was reminded of being on a train travelling south with Chris Leslie, then MP for Shipley, not long (...) -- Labour, The Independent Group, Politics, Jeremy Corbyn
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19:09BBC’s Action Line adds abortion information, but it’s hard to find | Letters - Guardian Unlimited CommentCorporation’s view that procedure is ‘contentious’ is nothing new Sadly the BBC’s view that legal abortion is a “contentious” issue is nothing new (BBC under fire over failure to offer abortion information on Action Line, 15 February). More than a year ago I was invited to take part in a World at One broadcast “to celebrate” 50 years of legal abortion in Britain. During telephone conversations about arrangements, I learned that an anti abortion MP (who recently, in the House of Commons, made the opposition speech during a 10-minute rule bill designed to update the outdated 1967 legislation) was (...) -- Abortion, BBC, Call The Midwife, Health, Women, Media
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Clothing and the environment | Gunboat diplomacy | Maduro and Trump | Scots and scones From reading this article (Warm core: The humble fleece undergoes a high fashion makeover, 16 February), it seems we won’t be giving up the “humble fleece” any time soon, despite knowing that its fabric is environmentally destructive. How are we ever going to give up any of the dozens of other destructive things that we humans do to the planet? We need to develop a serious plan and soon, or we’ll truly be the agents of our own demise. Sheena Howarth Worcester • Can we now look forward to the Guardian cutting (...) -- Foreign policy, Environment, Gavin Williamson, Nicolás Maduro, Donald Trump, Venezuela, Politics, World news, Cornwall, Scotland, Americas, Ethical and green living, Devon, UK news, US news
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18:09Carmakers quitting Britain won't blame Brexit – it's not in their interest | Phillip Inman - Guardian Unlimited CommentBusiness leaders know that mentioning the B-word just isn’t worth the risk of souring consumer sentiment In 2012 a wave of anti-Japanese nationalism gripped China. Angry crowds burned down Japanese-owned factories, smashed Japanese-made cars and pelted Tokyo’s embassy in Beijing with eggs. It was an experience that jolted Japanese business leaders and they decided to make sure they never again relied on one country for essential widgets, and especially the finished article. In the months before the Brexit vote, Japan’s government warned that a victory for the leave campaign could have a (...) -- Automotive industry, Brexit, Japan, Nissan, Honda, Panasonic, Toyota, UK news, Asia Pacific, Business, Politics, World news
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16:57How would I deradicalise Shamima Begum? With Islamic scholarship | Usama Hasan - Guardian Unlimited CommentAs an imam, I have helped indoctrinated young people to see the errors of a medieval, misguided and misapplied worldview How do we deradicalise young, indoctrinated people like Shamima Begum? As part of their ideology, takfiri terrorist groups such as Islamic State and al-Qaida justify their aggression towards the west by creating a divide between Muslims and non-Muslims. They argue that the modern nation-state model of governance is incompatible with Islamic principles, and that the Muslim world must be governed by a caliphate based on medieval Sunni Islamic jurisprudence. From her (...) -- UK security and counter-terrorism, Shamima Begum, UK news, Counter-terrorism policy, Politics, Islamic State, World news
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What with the vicious antisemitism row and a party split, it seemed things couldn’t get worse. Then look who turned up In a single day, the Labour party has lost Luciana Berger and “gained” Derek Hatton. As swaps go, this isn’t dissimilar to giving someone an orgasm and them giving you gonorrhoea: the loss of a hard-working, campaigning constituency MP (Berger was among seven MPs to resign from Labour) and the official welcoming back, by a three-person panel, of a man so odious that he infamously delivered redundancy notices by taxi to his own council staff. To sum up Hatton in a brief (...) -- Labour, Liverpool, Antisemitism, Brexit
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