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A tent is a lifeline not a lifestyle choice for rough sleepers – ex-homeless man

Chris Royston, who spent half a year living sleeping rough, said the Government does not have the ‘want’ to tackle the problem.

The Independent UK

Police urge organisers to cancel Armistice weekend protests

The Metropolitan Police said there are concerns that breakaway groups will cause violence.

The Independent UK

Organisers of pro-Palestine march in London fear Met poised to impose ban

Force could apply to outlaw protest on grounds of risk of disorder, but move would be ‘shocking’ threat to freedom of expression, rights campaigners say

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Forget virtue signalling. Vice signalling is now all the rage – and the Tories are experts

In showing their disdain for the climate crisis, homelessness and refugees, the Conservatives are being deliberately provocative, and they expect us to lap it up

The Guardian - UK

Met Police urges pro-Palestine protesters to delay Armistice Day march but resists calls for ban

The prime minister called planned demonstrations on 11 November an ‘affront to the British public’, while home secretary said they would ‘desecrate’ Remembrance weekend

The Independent UK

Number of rough sleepers in London jumps 12% from last year

Charity Depaul UK says 'soaring rents and unaffordable bills' are among factors behind the rise

Evening Standard

Homelessness could be the perfect ‘lifestyle choice’ for Suella Braverman

Weary of the day-to-day slog of being home secretary, perhaps Suella would enjoy living in a tent

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Pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day ‘risks extreme right-wing terrorist backlash'

Stark warning about dangers of allowing Saturday’s planned march to go ahead

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil attack the Rokeby Venus: how the group is using the suffragettes' disruptive tactics to shape public opinion

Two Just Stop Oil protesters have smashed the glass on the Rokeby Venus by Diego Velázquez at the National Gallery in London. This, you might be surprised to hear, is not the first time this painting has been the target of activists.

The Conversation

Sunak refuses to repeat Braverman’s ‘lifestyle choice’ homelessness claim

Prime minister joins several senior Tories in distancing himself from home secretary’s comments

The Guardian - UK

Sunak backs police to tackle criminality amid objections to Armistice Day demo

Concerns have been raised about the demonstration due to take place in central London on Saturday.

The Independent UK

OPINION - Here’s how you can attend a march for Palestine without also scaring Jewish people

How do you stand for Palestine without traducing British Jews — and Palestinians themselves? Righteous people want to know, and they should. You may have seen the video of the woman in Gaza weeping over the body of her son and calling Hamas dogs. She was silenced, though why would…

Evening Standard

Sunak refuses to criticise Braverman over homelessness comments

The Prime Minister was speaking after a senior Cabinet minister distanced herself from Suella Braverman’s remarks.

The Independent UK

No 10 says 40% of trains must always run under new laws to limit impact of strikes to be brought in by Christmas – as it happened

Government aiming to limit rights of railway workers, ambulance staff and border officials to go on strike

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The Independent UK

Coutinho distances herself from Braverman’s homelessness comments

The minister said she ‘wouldn’t necessarily use’ the language of her Cabinet colleague to talk about homelessness.

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak distances himself from Suella Braverman claim homeless 'lifestyle choice'

Energy Security Secretary Claire Coutinho suggests that she would not have used Ms Braverman's language

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson wades into row over pro-Palestine Armistice march as pressure grows on Met chief

During a visit to Israel, Boris Johnson, said weekly demonstrations since Hamas’s October 7 terror attacks represent support for ‘an anti-semitic pogrom’

The Independent UK

Met Police could ban pro-Palestinian march on Armistice Day

There are fears that protesters could disrupt the two-minute silence commemorating the war dead next Saturday.

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The Guardian - UK

Charities criticise Suella Braverman for claim homelessness is ‘lifestyle choice’

Crisis, St Mungo’s and other groups write to home secretary to say blaming people for being on the streets increases their risk of harm

The Guardian - UK

Reasons to mind the Watford Gap

Brief letters: Bad service station food | Suella Braverman | Banishing bedbugs | No sex, please | Cold comfort

The Guardian - UK

Dowden reiterates ‘grave concerns’ about pro-Palestine marches on Armistice Day

UK government fears further unrest in spite of reassurances from organisers about march avoiding Cenotaph

The Independent UK

Deputy PM has ‘grave concerns’ over pro-Palestinian protests on Armistice Day

His comments echo those of Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman who have criticised the scheduled march

The National (Scotland)

Protesters who vandalise the Cenotaph should be put into jail, says Suella Braverman

There has been “hateful conduct” at pro-Palestinian marches and those attending need to ask whether they are “lending support” to such…

Evening Standard

Deputy PM admits 'grave concerns' for possible Pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has said anyone who vandalises the Cenotaph should be put in jail

The Independent UK

UK presses for Rafah crossing to reopen to allow trapped Britons out of Gaza

The Foreign Office said it is ‘vital that the safe passage of people, including all foreign nationals’ can continue.

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