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Yvette Cooper says she raised Jimmy Lai case during China trip

Foreign secretary says ‘really important’ working relationship established between UK and China after years of frosty relations

The Independent UK

Yvette Cooper vows to continue raising Jimmy Lai case with Chinese government

The Foreign Secretary was asked by reporters about the pro-democracy campaigner’s detention during her two-day trip to China.

Evening Standard

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Cooper accuses Tories of China ‘withdrawal’ and rejects Blair criticism

The Foreign Secretary accused opponents of ‘cancel culture’ foreign policy as she defended the Labour Government’s warming relations with Beijing.

Evening Standard

Rules-based order is ‘in our shared interest’, Cooper says during China visit

The Foreign Secretary said the UK and China must work together to address global challenges.

Evening Standard

Cooper says UK and China have ‘shared interest’ in protecting rules-based international order

Foreign Secretary says UK and China must work together to address global challenges

The Independent UK

Foreign Secretary arrives in Beijing for talks on global security

Yvette Cooper will meet the Chinese vice-president as well as her counterpart Wang Yi for talks.

Evening Standard

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Sir Ian McKellen joins march against ‘appalling’ LGBTQ+ laws in Commonwealth

The actor joined protesters in London to highlight laws in 29 Commonwealth countries where same-sex relationships are illegal.

Evening Standard

Molly Russell would be fighting to make online world safe, bereaved father says

The Government’s consultation on what action it should take to tackle social media harms, titled Growing Up In The Online World, has closed.

Evening Standard

Government online safety plan announcement in ‘weeks, not months’, parents told

The Government’s Growing Up In The Online World consultation is closing.

Evening Standard

UK must ‘always remember’ those affected by infected blood scandal

A memorial service for those affected was held at St Paul’s Cathedral in London.

Evening Standard

Zelensky thanks King for ‘strong words’ on Ukraine in US

The Ukrainian president told Sir Keir Starmer he was grateful for Charles’s words ‘supporting our people’.

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Zelensky thanks King for ‘strong words’ on Ukraine during royal’s US visit

The King’s intervention came amidst ongoing concerns surrounding Donald Trump’s diminishing interest in the conflict

The Independent UK

Pro-Palestine marchers fear there could be clampdown on demonstrations

Michael Coulston, of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, said: ‘I think the authorities will always try to use any excuse to try and prevent protest.’

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In Pictures: Sun comes out for May Day ahead of bank holiday weekend

A high of 25.4C was recorded on Friday.

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Temperatures hit 25C in parts of UK but rain on cards for bank holiday weekend

The brief hot spell comes after an April that was drier and warmer than average for much of the UK, according to provisional Met Office figures.

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Banksy claims new statue in central London

The sculpture has been installed on a plinth on Waterloo Place.

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Migrant airlifted and 100 others rescued after Channel ‘taxi boat’ incident

It comes after a new small boats deal was agreed with France.

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‘I want him to be proud of me’ – MP running London Marathon in brother’s memory

Josh Fenton-Glynn will run the 26.2 miles through the capital in memory of his brother, Alex English, who died in January 2025 from a rare cancer.

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Assisted dying Bill runs out of time but supporters vow fight is not over

The Bill had proposed allowing adults in England and Wales to apply for an assisted death.

Evening Standard

Police aim to remove hundreds of migrants from French beaches under £662m deal

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood signed a three-year £662 million agreement with France in Dunkirk on Thursday.

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Deporting migrants already granted asylum will save billions, Reform claims

The Refugee Council said reassessing hundreds of thousands of asylum decisions would be highly expensive.

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Reeves: Mini nuclear reactor deal ‘more important than ever’ amid Iran crisis

The Chancellor said driving forward nuclear power was ‘always the right thing to do’.

The Independent UK

Reeves hands Rolls-Royce £600m to develop UK’s first mini nuclear reactors

The Chancellor said driving forward nuclear power was ’more important than ever’ amid the Middle East crisis

Evening Standard

The country would be ‘breaking’ under striking doctors’ demands – Streeting

The Health Secretary said it was time for the British Medical Association to get ‘a bit of perspective’.

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