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UK Ends Automatic Permanent Refugee Status in Major Asylum Shake-Up

UK Ends Automatic Permanent Refugee Status in Major Asylum Shake-Up

Refugees arriving in the UK will no longer be granted automatic permanent protection, after Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood confirmed that new temporary status rules will take effect immediately. Under the changes, anyone granted refugee status from Monday will have their case reviewed every 30 months. If their home country is later deemed safe, they will […]

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Norwich’s Hidden Underground Space to Open to the Public for First Time

Norwich’s Hidden Underground Space to Open to the Public for First Time

One of Norwich’s most intriguing hidden spaces is set to welcome visitors for the very first time as part of a brand-new city tour experience. Tucked beneath Upper St Giles Street, the former Old Rifle Range and historic wine cellar will be opened through a new attraction titled The Old Rifle Range and Underground Norwich

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Epstein Secretly Funded Luxury Kensington Flat for Young Women, Files Reveal

Epstein Secretly Funded Luxury Kensington Flat for Young Women, Files Reveal

Fresh disclosures have revealed that Jeffrey Epstein was secretly funding accommodation for young women in a luxury flat in west London in the months leading up to his death. According to intelligence shared between the UK’s National Crime Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the disgraced financier made a series of payments connected to

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£16m in Student Loans Cancelled for Graduates Deemed Unfit to Work

£16m in Student Loans Cancelled for Graduates Deemed Unfit to Work

Millions of pounds in student loan debt have been cancelled for graduates judged permanently unfit for employment, according to new figures from the Student Loans Company. Last year alone, almost £4 million in outstanding loans was written off for borrowers who successfully proved they were unable to work in any capacity double the total recorded

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IAG Unveils €1.5bn Share Buyback After Record €3.34bn Profit Surge

IAG Unveils €1.5bn Share Buyback After Record €3.34bn Profit Surge

International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of British Airways, has announced a €1.5 billion share buyback programme after delivering its strongest post-pandemic performance to date. The FTSE 100-listed aviation group reported a 22 per cent rise in profit after tax to €3.34 billion, supported by improved pricing power across its airlines. While total

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£17.9 Million Investment to Transform Care for People With Multiple Long Term Conditions

£17.9 Million Investment to Transform Care for People With Multiple Long Term Conditions

A new £17.9 million joint investment aims to reshape how complex health and care needs are managed across the United Kingdom. The funding, provided by the National Institute for Health and Care Research and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, supports three research partnerships under the Systems Engineering Innovation Partnerships for Multiple Long Term

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Greens Capture Gorton and Denton Seat Increasing Pressure on Starmer

Greens Capture Gorton and Denton Seat Increasing Pressure on Starmer

The Green Party has secured a historic victory in a Manchester by-election, winning the Gorton and Denton seat in the House of Commons and delivering a significant setback to Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the governing Labour Party. Green candidate Hannah Spencer, a local plumber, secured 40.7 per cent of the vote in the constituency.

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Gail’s Chief Calls Vandalism Campaign “Intimidation” After Second Attack

Gail’s Chief Calls Vandalism Campaign “Intimidation” After Second Attack

A Gail’s bakery in Archway, north London, has been targeted for the second time in a week in what the company describes as a campaign of intimidation. Windows were smashed and red paint was sprayed across the shopfront overnight, with messages including “reject corporate Zionism”, “support local business” and “boycott” written on the building. An

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Gail’s Chief Calls Vandalism Campaign “Intimidation” After Second Attack

A Gail’s bakery in Archway, north London, has been targeted for the second time in a week in what the company describes as a campaign of intimidation. Windows were smashed and red paint was sprayed across the shopfront overnight, with messages including “reject corporate Zionism”, “support local business” and “boycott” written on the building. An

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