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  Secular push for gay marriage among clergy is like Nazi Germany, says leading churchman

  Allowing gay clergy to marry would amount to state interference in religion reminiscent of Nazi Germany, a leading Church of England figure has said.

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  Leading girls’ school ‘put pupils at risk’ with safeguarding failure

  A leading independent girls’ school put pupils at risk by failing to alert police and the local authority about allegations made against a member of staff, an investigation has found.

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  Chelsea vs Fulham live: score and latest updates from the Premier League

  Chelsea vs Fulham live: score and latest updates from the Premier League

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  Gary Glitter victims ‘let down’ as he is released after serving half of sentence

  Victims of Gary Glitter have said they feel let down by the justice system after the serial paedophile was freed from prison halfway through a 16-year sentence for a string of “depraved and dreadful” sex crimes against children.

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  Amol Rajan Interviews, review: Bill Gates was not prepared for this grilling – Epstein and all

  In the era of hugely tedious podcast hegemony, the surprise about Amol Rajan’s excellent series of extended interviews is that they’re even filmed at all. But in the case of Amol Rajan Interviews: Bill Gates (BBC Two), an hour spent with surely one of the world’s most interesting men, I’m glad that it was. Because a sizeable chunk of what made Gates’s responses interesting were his facial reactions.

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  Antony Blinken postpones China trip amid spy balloon fallout

  The Biden administration has postponed an official visit to China after a spy balloon was detected flying over the continental US, despite Beijing’s attempt to insist it was merely a weather monitoring device.

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  Government ‘can no longer rely on Commons support of 20 Tory MPs’

  Cabinet ministers have been warned the Government can no longer rely on the support of 20 Conservative MPs when pushing draft laws through the Commons.

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  Boris Johnson: Tories should cut taxes to get economy growing

  Boris Johnson has said the Government should reduce the tax burden to trigger economic growth, a move that puts pressure on Rishi Sunak.

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  Labour may favour black-owned firms for government contracts

  Companies led by black Britons could be given more government contracts if Labour wins the next election under plans being considered by the party.

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  How prisoners are being trained as scaffolders - without ladders which could aid an escape

  Prisoners are being taught about scaffolding on virtual reality headsets instead of ladders so they can't use the kit to escape.

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