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A BBC journalist was beaten and kicked while filming protests against Chinese government's coronavirus measures in Shanghai.

Yesterday Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said: “Sexual violence is morally abhorrent, it is illegal, and yet it is still happening all around the world.” And so he carried on his speech at the opening of the Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative conference. It was more platitude than anything else.…

China affirmed its severe 'zero Covid' strategy, following another round of clashes with demonstrators. Police pinned down a protester and held a hand over his mouth in Shanghai on Sunday night

The BBC said Edward Lawrence was beaten and kicked by police

UK warns Beijing there is ‘absolutely no excuse’ for reporters to be ‘beaten by the police’.

THE UK has warned Beijing there was “absolutely no excuse” for a BBC journalist covering protests in China to be “beaten by the police”.

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Intelligence update said missiles from 1980s stripped of nuclear warheads ‘unlikely to achieve reliable effects’

Thousands expected to demonstrate on Sunday to urge UK government to help those fleeing Taliban