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Tue 24 Jan 2023
BBC chair Richard Sharp says he has no need to resign after he helped Boris Johnson get a loan. And Zara Aleena’s family say the probation service has ‘blood on its hands’ over her murder.
Expired at 8:00pm on 25 Jan.
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Germany WILL send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine – reports4m
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‘This will turn trench warfare into mobile warfare’: British tank expert on ‘game changing’ delivery of Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine4m
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‘Political responsibility means resignation’ says director of anti-corruption action centre in Kyiv4m
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Calls for resignations over Zahawi tax inquiry and BBC Chairman’s involvement in loan to Boris Johnson5m
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Probation officers accused of failings that freed Zara Aleena’s murderer4m
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Second mass shooting in California in three days heightens fears of copycat killings4m
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Chair of the Women and Equalities Committee “disappointed” at government decision to rejecting menopause leave4m
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Thousands unable to leave hospital beds in England each day as they are unable to get care elsewhere5m
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How we treat carers is an ‘ethical issue’ about ‘what kind of society we want to live in’, says Archbishop of York5m
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Children in northern England are most vulnerable to cost of living crisis, MPs warn7m
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From Starbucks to stardom, James Martin on his Oscar nomination3m
