False King Charles death story spread by Russian media outlets
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Video'Liz Truss' The Two Words Hurting The Tories On The Doorstep With Voters, Says Leading Pollster
Liz Truss and the so-called ‘mini-Budget’ are still weighing down the Tories as they seek to turn around their fortunes for a general election, says a leading pollster.Sir John Curtice, Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University, said opposition parties only had to say the words “Liz Truss” for voters to start questioning whether to trust the Tories with the economy.
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Two 13-year-old girls from Sussex missing in Stockwell found 'safe and well'
The pair had been last seen in Stockwell on Monday afternoon
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Met Police officer caught with cocaine while on duty sacked
Hashim Waseem was caught with wraps of cocaine inside his warrant card holder
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'He's Gaslighting Them': Pollster Says An Improving Economy Could Be Bad News For Rishi Sunak
Voters think the prime minister is "out of touch" with real life.
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Gloucestershire Police chief apologises to the LGBTQ+ community for ‘former injustices’
The apology came in response to the Peter Tatchell Foundation's #ApologiseNow campaign The post Gloucestershire Police chief apologises to the LGBTQ+ community for ‘former injustices’ appeared first on Attitude.
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Warmer weather to return despite reports of ‘super storm’ hitting UK, Met Office says
UK will see typical spring weather over next few days, Met Office says
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Watch MPs overturn all 10 Lords’ amendments to Safety of Rwanda Bill
The prime minister has maintained hopes of spring flights carrying asylum seekers to Rwanda as the Government overturned all attempts by the House of Lords to change to its deportation legislation. The Government saw off 10 amendments from peers to the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill, after a minister had accused the Lords of trying to “wreck” the legislation on Monday (18 March).