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Boris Johnson told truth about Partygate ‘to best of his ability’, says deputy PM

Dominic Raab agrees PM said things that were ‘not true’ – and also concedes all ministers will ‘inevitably’ have to disclose any fines

The Independent UK

Russia troops ‘forced to return to Belarus to resupply after heavy losses’ UK claims

The British Defence ministry warned Ukraine could come under heavy shelling attacks as Russia regroups

The Independent UK

Partygate: Boris Johnson's deputy admits 20 staff broke law after bizarre No10 statement

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab accepted the people handed fixed penalty notices for Downing Street parties would have broken the law - after No10 bizarrely dodged the question

Daily Mirror

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Raab to reveal plans to overrule some Parole Board decisions in crackdown on dangerous criminals

Under the plans, ministers could be allowed to change the release dates of murderers, rapists, and terrorists

The Independent UK

Raab to unveil crackdown on dangerous criminals

The justice secretary will unveil a crackdown on dangerous criminals in the House of Commons.

The Independent UK

Lebedev criticises Labour as MPs debate releasing security advice behind peerage – as it happened

Latest updates: Peer says opposition criticism of him is based on ‘pure innuendo’; government may be forced to release security advice on Lebedev

The Guardian - UK

Amnesty hits out at Tory plans to replace Human Rights Act with bill of rights

Justice secretary Dominic Raab’s proposals will ‘slash away’ at rights of ordinary people to challenge government, group says

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Raab vows to protect free speech from ‘wokery’ with plan to scrap Human Rights Act

Justice secretary ‘feels very strongly’ that democratic debate being ‘whittled away’

The Independent UK

Raab: Bill of Rights would give free speech a legal trump card

Mr Raab told the Daily Mail he feared ‘free speech and democratic debate’ were being ‘whittled away’ by ‘wokery and political correctness’.

The Independent UK

Raab says UK bill of rights will stop free speech being ‘whittled away by wokery’

Deputy PM says proposals to replace the Human Rights Act will enable principle of free speech to be a legal ‘trump card’

The Guardian - UK

Criminal justice ratings ‘crucial’ but ‘not user friendly’

Scorecards showing the performance of police and prosecutors are ‘missing important data’, say campaigners.

The Independent UK

Prisoner calls to Samaritans helpline increased by 60% during pandemic

Calls to the charity’s dedicated prison line rose from 266,076 in 2019 to 424,509 in 2021, according to data obtained by the PA news agency.

The Independent UK

Russia-Ukraine war: Key things to know about the conflict

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on his people to keep up their resistance to Russia’s invading forces, saying “every minute determines our fate, our future, whether we will live.”

The Independent UK

Multi-million pound pledge to fund victim support services

The announcement comes as the Government prepares to publish more criminal justice scorecards.

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Raab says 60% of crime victims do not report and a third drop out of prosecution

Earlier, the Ministry of Justice promised to spend more than £440 million on victim support services over the next three years.

The Independent UK

UK to contribute money, experts to ICC's Ukraine probe

Britain is boosting its support for the International Criminal Court’s probe of war crimes in Ukraine with cash and specialist staff as it hosts a meeting of a coalition of nations that back the investigation

Wales Online

Britain to send 6,000 more missiles to Ukraine

In addition, the UK is providing £25 million from the Foreign Office’s conflict security and stabilisation fund to help pay the salaries of Ukrainian soldiers and pilots battling the Russians

The Independent UK

Britain to send 6,000 more missiles to Ukraine, says Boris Johnson

The Prime Minister will call for an emergency summit of Nato leaders to ‘keep the flame of freedom alive’ in Ukraine.

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The Guardian - UK

UK doubles number of missiles sent to Ukraine ahead of Nato summit

Boris Johnson announces provision of 6,000 weapons and £25m for Ukraine’s military

The Independent UK

Two years that shook the travel industry

Today marks two years since travel was turned on its head by the Covid-19 pandemic. Simon Calder looks back at an extraordinary 24 months for the international travel industry

The Independent UK

Tory MP Sir David Amess assassinated by ‘Islamist terrorist’ who also targeted Michael Gove, court hears

Ali Harbi Ali, 26, tricked his way into meeting 69-year-old Sir David at a church before stabbing him to death in a “vicious and frenzied attack” last October, jurors have been told

Daily Mirror

Mum relieved as sadistic Christmas Day killer to stay in jail after freedom bid blocked

The parole board recommended that Steven Ling, who raped and murdered Joanne Tulip on Christmas Day in 1997, should be moved to an open prison but justice secretary Dominic Raab intervened

The Independent UK

Justice Secretary blocks bid to move sadistic killer to open prison

Steven Ling, a farm worker, was jailed for life in 1998 after stabbing his victim 60 times during sex.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson's ethics chief urged to investigate Raab defence of Lebedev peerage

Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner has written to Lord Geidt, the PM's adviser on the ministerial code, suggesting Mr Raab may have misled MPs on "a matter of national security"

The Independent UK

Measures to stop oligarchs bullying critics ‘too little, too late’, says Labour

Shadow justice secretary Steve Reed was responding to Government proposals to tackle Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation.

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