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The loopholes in Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda Bill that asylum lawyers are preparing to exploit
Politicians and peers have had their say on the Rwanda Bill. Now, lawyers are gearing up to put the legislation to the test after four months’ planning to keep asylum seekers off the planes being lined up by Rishi Sunak.
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Young breast cancer survivors almost twice as likely to develop another cancer, study finds
Women who survive breast cancer before the age of 50 are almost twice as likely as their peers to develop second cancers, research shows.
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The unhealthy secret about the vegan food you’re eating
Vegan alternative foods should be labelled more clearly because the public do not realise they are ultra-processed, according to a new study.
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Desiree Henry: I lit the London 2012 cauldron, then my Olympic career hit a spiral of fear and panic
Desiree Henry is a member of one of the most exclusive sporting clubs on earth. The sprinter has her name etched on the steps of the Olympic Museum in Lausanne alongside the likes of Muhammad Ali, Cathy Freeman and Naomi Osaka having been one of seven British teenagers to light the cauldron at the opening ceremony of 2012 Olympic Games.
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Memorial for ‘lost legion’ of LGBT Armed Forces to be created
The first ever memorial for the “lost legion” of LGBT people who have served in the Armed Forces will be created, following the review into historical mistreatment of service personnel.
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The Rwanda scheme isn’t a migrant deterrent – it’s a voter distraction
Who does Rishi Sunak think he’s kidding? This week, the Prime Minister claimed that the Rwanda scheme – when it eventually gets going – will act as an “indispensable deterrent” against migrants crossing the Channel in small boats.
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Jurgen Klopp has checked out at Liverpool – he should never have said he was leaving in January
Here in the final stretch of Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool love affair, you feel you are witnessing everything for the last time. With 24 days left, all is freeze-framed for posterity: his last Merseyside derby, his last press conference put-down, his last casual haranguing of the fourth official. This was meant to be a chapter supercharged with joy and gratitude at the parting of a managerial visionary, but instead the dominant emotion, after his first Goodison defeat to Everton at the worst possibl
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‘There was blood all over the ground’: How stabbings brought horror to close-knit mining town
It was just after 11.15am at Amman Valley School in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, when the public address system announced a “Code Red”.
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Police clash with pro-Palestine protesters on college campuses in California and Texas
Police arrested dozens of protesters in California and Texas on Wednesday night as pro-Palestine protests continue to spread across the US.
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What happened when I tried raising a zero-waste baby
I never used to be a hippy. Nowadays I assume it must be down to the pregnancy hormones, busy not just building a new human but radically changing their host in the process. Because before having my son Jasper, now 21 months old, I was a McDonald’s-eating, polyester-wearing gym-phobe who took no issue with harsh chemicals on the skin. But by the time I was six months pregnant, my body was a temple. I swore never to use even soap on my baby, let alone allow him to touch non-natural fibres, and at
