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Austrian president spurns far-right despite election win
The far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) will not get the chance to form the next Austrian government despite winning the most seats in last month’s national election.
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‘There will be people on NHS trolleys in corridors this winter’, UK health secretary says
We spoke to the Health Secretary Wes Streeting after and began by asking why the government didn’t arrive in power already in possession of a 10-year plan, and if they will have wasted a year in office before taking action.
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A 10 year plan for the NHS? Here we go again
The public engagement exercise is billed as the biggest national conversation about the future of the NHS since its birth, with the ‘entire country’ called upon to share their experiences and ideas.
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Can the UK have a relationship with China while addressing human rights?
The Foreign Secretary David Lammy has pressed his Chinese counterpart on concerns about human rights and Russia’s war in Ukraine in his first visit there since taking office.
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Dutch consider sending failed asylum seekers from Africa to Uganda
The Netherlands is looking at the possibility of sending failed asylum seekers from Africa to Uganda.
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US election latest: Trump stands by debunked eating pets claim while Harris’ interview gets combative
After a weekend in which Donald Trump talked about sending the military to deal with the “enemy within” after the presidential election, Kamala Harris herself ventured into enemy territory – giving an interview to Fox News.
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Tory councillor’s wife jailed for 31 months for inciting racial hatred
The wife of a Conservative councillor has been jailed for 31 months for inciting racial hatred on social media on the day of the Southport knife attacks.
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Ukraine will win war next year with my ‘victory plan’ – Zelenskyy
President Zelenskyy says he has a ‘victory plan’ for Ukraine to win the war against Russia.
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MPs go head-to-head in assisted dying debate
With MPs about the vote on a controversial bill to legalise assisted dying, Krishnan Guru-Murthy debates the issue with politicians on either side of the debate: Danny Kruger and Christine Jardine.
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Smartphone ban ‘opportunity to build pressure on tech giants’, says Labour MP
Labour MP Josh MacAlister joined us from Westminster.
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Labour MP brings bill to legally ban mobile phones in schools
Research shows the average 12-year-old in the UK spends 21 hours a week on their smartphone, the equivalent to a part time job.
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‘Trump is once again setting up a scene for violence’, says former Obama administration advisor
We’re joined by Peter Loge, who was a senior advisor in the Obama administration and is now a professor of media and public affairs at George Washington University.
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Inside the vital swing state which could decide the US election
In the vital swing state of Pennsylvania, the race seems to be closer and more consequential than anywhere else.
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Could Russia intervene in US election? Former British spy explains
Just weeks before America goes to the polls again, former spy Christopher Steele is back with more revelations.
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UK’s ‘relentless focus on growth’ is attractive to investors, says M&G chief executive
We spoke to Andrea Rossi, the CEO of investment company M&G who are one of the sponsors of the International Investment Summit.