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‘Premature’ to decide whether MI5 should face contempt probe in BBC injunction case, judges rule

An injunction was granted in April 2022

The Independent UK

Former GB News presenter 'sacked for calling Suella Braverman a racist'

A FORMER GB News presenter has claimed he was sacked for calling Suella Braverman a racist.

The National (Scotland)

Former presenter takes legal action against GB News for unfair dismissal

Exclusive: Albie Amankona, who co-hosted debate show, was taken off air after remarks about Suella Braverman

The Guardian - UK

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Robert Jenrick has been on a bizarre political journey. It’s made him incredibly dangerous

Once a pro-remain Cameronite, he’s now engaging with the far right – and he’s in pole position for the Tory leadership, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Slogan t-shirts are having a moment, but how powerful really are they?

Everyone from Pedro Pascal to Harrison Dickinson is using them to speak out against injustice. But how effective is fashion’s favourite form of activism?

Evening Standard

How the British Red Cross tried to blow the whistle about conditions inside crisis-hit migrant detention centres

In autumn 2022, overcrowding at migrant processing centres prompted national outrage. As the truth of the conditions inside began to emerge, British Red Cross staff were on site trying to support residents. Emails, performance reports and letters released to Holly Bancroft show how the charity was battling to get officials…

The Independent UK

Campaigners claim victory as judges quash Braverman move against protests

Appeal court backs ruling against home secretary’s redefinition of when police could put limits on protesters

The Guardian - UK

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‘Stop Brexit Man’ apologises in court for ‘intimidating’ Tory staffers with music

Steve Bray, who regularly protests by playing songs outside parliament, is in court after allegedly flouting a police ban

The Guardian - UK

Stop Brexit Man made Braverman’s then-chief of staff ‘feel a victim’, court told

Steve Bray, from Port Talbot, is known as Stop Brexit Man.

Evening Standard

Home Office memo reveals Johnson and Sunak may have to give evidence at Manston migrant centre inquiry

Former prime ministers, home secretaries and senior civil servants listed as potential witnesses to inquiry into chaos at Manston migrant processing centre in autumn 2022

The Independent UK

Johnson and Sunak may be asked to give evidence at asylum centre inquiry

Ex-secretaries of state and ministers could also be required to take part in hearings into Manston scandal

The Guardian - UK

Nish Kumar: ‘I’d like to rap battle Drake. Even I could take him down right now’

The British comedian on his most controversial opinion, explaining Priti Patel overseas and what it is like being ‘the least Zen person alive’

The Guardian - AU

Windrush victims could have compensation reconsidered after ruling

Denial of compensation for Raymond Lee, denied re-entry to UK in after 1999 trip to Jamaica, deemed ‘legal error’ by judge

The Guardian - UK

UK's Trump Fans Revealed: Meet 7 Politicians Proudly Supporting Trump—Who's the Most Shocking?

With pro-Trump rhetoric on the rise, many UK politicians are turning to his ideology for answers regarding the economy and immigration. Here's seven you should know about.

International Business Times UK

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The Independent UK

Voices: There’s nothing ‘ridiculous’ about your Englishness, Rishi

COMMENT: As a bad-faith debate about the former prime minister’s heritage shows little sign of abating, Serena Barker-Singh says it’s proof that the country is not ready for a grown-up discussion about national identity

The Guardian - UK

Still uncertain about Trump? Let Boris Johnson guide you on this ‘very compassionate man’

Some of the president’s Tory fans seem to find the grim reality of the president’s actions invigorating rather than terrifying

The Guardian - UK

The makings of an Englishman

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Nels Abbey on what constitutes Englishness or being British

The Guardian - UK

Dear Suella: I was born in London and raised in Oxfordshire. What do you reckon – can I be English?

The former home secretary has joined a debate that serves the right – and leaves England’s minorities feeling they don’t belong here, says author and broadcaster Nels Abbey

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The National (Scotland)

'Asian grooming gangs' phrase should be 'scrapped', Muslim group urges

THE phrase “Muslim grooming gangs” must be scrapped, according to a new report which argues the term is inaccurate and perpetuates prejudice.

The Guardian - UK

Extremists would not need to create an authoritarian state in Britain: Starmer is doing that for them

The PM and his ministers are supporting illiberal laws that hard-right authoritarians could apply with zeal, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Chief whip’s diaries reveal rescue of Tory MP from ‘KGB agent’ in London brothel

From rescuing an MP from a suspected ‘KGB agent’ to MPs’ demands for peerages, stories from former chief whip Simon Hart’s diaries have drawn attention

The Independent UK

Alleged abuse victim of suspected MI5 informant ‘calls for apology’

It comes after MI5 apologised unreservedly for providing ‘incorrect information’ to the High Court.

The Independent UK

Judge ‘misled’ in bid for injunction over BBC reporting of alleged MI5 informant

Then-Attorney General Suella Braverman sought the injunction at the High Court in 2022.

Evening Standard

Rowley: Officials ‘dragging feet’ over calls for powers to sack rogue officers

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley blamed the Home Office for failing to introduce strengthened rules.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson one of most damaging PMs in history, says Reform UK chair

Zia Yusuf calls rise in net migration under Johnson a ‘total betrayal of everybody who voted for Brexit’

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