In the news the Third week of December 2023

A look at what happened in the 3rd week of December 2023

In the news the Second week of December 2023

Looking at the news of the second week of December 2023

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Starmer to sack Labour frontbench rebels who vote for Gaza ceasefire Sir Keir Starmer is preparing to sack Labour shadow ministers who vote in favour of backing a ceasefire in the Israel-Gaza conflict, The Telegraph understands. Figures close to the Labour leader believe more than 10 of his own frontbenchers could end up supporting the

In the News for the Fourth week of November 2023

Looking at what happened in the fourth week of November 2023

News from the Independent for the 3rd week of November 2023

The big stories Rattled Sunak vows to change law to send migrants to Rwanda Rishi Sunak made a last-ditch effort to rescue Tory plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda after the Supreme Court left his flagship “stop the boats” policy in tatters.   The prime minister vowed to bring in emergency legislation and to strike a new treaty with the African country, following a ruling

Hamas-Israel war – October 2023

A review day by day what started and what happened around the new Israeli-Hamas conflict, perhaps going into a long during war.

The Telegraph Frontpage for Wednesday 2023 June 07

A “new low” for Putin got the main issue for today..

Evacuation from Sudan

Sudan has descended into chaos and Mohamed Hamdan ‘Hemeti’ Dagalo is at the heart of the fighting. But who is the warlord of Khartoum’s life-or-death power struggle?       Hemedti was clearly bored stiff by the language of democracy and human rights when the reporter of the Telegraph tried to ask questions, his translator

The Telegraph Frontpage of 2023 March 08

By Sam Hall & Matthew Robinson Good evening. The chairman of the health select committee lobbied the head of the NHS on behalf of a firm paying him £1,600 a month, The Telegraph can reveal as part of The Lockdown Files. The Lockdown Files, reveals Sir Chris Whitty advised ministers that a Covid vaccine could

Europe sucked into a war against Russia

Ukraines war against Russia has developed during the previous months such that the contributions made by other countries in defence of Ukraine ended up involving all of Eorpa in this war.