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Henry Nowak: PM and leader of opposition warn against whipping up emotions amid two-tier policing claims
We’re in Westminster to find out what MPs have been saying about the Henry Novak case.
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Henry Nowak: case of man handcuffed as he lay dying enflames politics
The Prime Minister says he “felt sick” when he saw the bodycam footage of police arresting 18-year-old Henry Nowak – moments before he died after being fatally stabbed by Vickrum Digwa.
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Taking a stand against taunts to ‘go back where you came from’
When 24-year-old Jaiyana is faced with the taunt “go back where you come from”, she has an answer: “Go back to where?”
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Colombia election: Pro-Trump candidate heads to run-off with leftist opponent
The polls didn’t predict it but Colombia’s right-wing presidential challenger has come out in front after the first round of the country’s elections, prompting the left-wing president to question the results.
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Chinook crash: Former minister claims information ‘withheld’ after tragedy
The former Defence Secretary Sir Liam Fox has told this programme he may have been misled by the Ministry of Defence over the 1994 Chinook crash on the Mull of Kintyre.
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Ebola: $62 million pledge to speed up vaccine development
A global body set up to accelerate the development of vaccines has pledged $62 million to speed up progress on experimental jabs aimed at tackling the virus behind the Ebola outbreak.
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Nottingham university staff strike over plans to cut jobs and programmes
Staff at the University of Nottingham have begun a two month strike, along with a marking boycott, over plans to cut more than 700 jobs and shut down dozens of degree programmes altogether.
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Man jailed for 21 years after stabbing 18-year-old Henry Nowak to death
A man who stabbed a student to death has been jailed for at least 21 years.
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‘Strikes on Lebanon have nothing to do with security of Israel’ – Gideon Levy
We were joined by Gideon Levy, a columnist for the Haaretz newspaper.
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Israel orders strikes on south Beirut as forces push deeper into Lebanon
People are fleeing the Lebanese capital after Israel warned of new air strikes but Donald Trump has claimed Hezbollah and Israel have agreed not to attack each other.
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‘How did Mandelson get the job?’ asks Foreign Affairs Committee chair
We were joined by Labour MP Dame Emily Thornberry, who is Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee.
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New batch of Mandelson files published – how embarrassing is it for the government?
In three volumes, with hundreds of emails, WhatsApps and memos, the Mandelson files handed over to parliament are one of the largest-ever government publications.
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Mariana Mazzucato: Why is there always money for war but never for public investment?
Economic growth is at the centre of British politics once again.
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Nicola Sturgeon defends record following estranged husband’s conviction
Scotland’s former first minister Nicola Sturgeon has defended her record – after her estranged husband was convicted for embezzling more than £400,000 from the Scottish National Party.
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‘Middle East war has devastating consequences for civilians’ – Norwegian Refugee Council
Jan Egeland, the Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council is in Iran currently, visiting projects funded by the organisation.
