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New York Times calls for Home Secretary to rescind comments
They shared the government minister’s claims were “unreasonably published” and have “defamed and disparaged” their company.
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Home Secretary Hits Back at New York Times After Lords Reject Key Government Bills
New York Times is “Britain’s worst news agency”, says the Home Secretary, following an article published yesterday regarding the government’s latest legislative agenda.
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MPs’ comment on Deputy Speaker resignation
The Deputy Speaker’s resignation has sparked discussion amongst MPs ahead of Friday’s session.
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Court of Appeal to Hear DanJWatson v. R in First In-Person Trial for Months
The Court of Appeal is currently hearing DanJWatson v. R, marking the first in-person trial in several months after a prolonged period in which most proceedings have been conducted via Discord.
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Privy Council meets at Windsor
This was the first meeting of the Privy Council since His Majesty’s coronation last weekend.
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Army Rugby League Opens for British Armed Forces
A representative from the King’s Royal Hussars has opened the Army Rugby League following approval from HM Treasury and the Chief of Defence Staff. w_3lsh, a King’s Royal Hussars Acting Staff Sergeant, has opened the Army Rugby League for all Army regiments. The Parachute Regiment, Grenadier Guards, King’s Royal Hussars, and Household Cavalry have all…
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Commonwealth: Secretary-General appointed as CW reformed
His Majesty the King appoints a new Secretary-General as plans set in motion to reestablish the Commonwealth of Nations.
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Northern Ireland: Secretary hosts Leaders to discuss NI future
The NI Secretary hosted a meeting at Downing Street with key NI officials to discuss Northern Ireland’s future.
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Chair of UK’s Media Regulator resigns
In his resignation statement, he shared he was “happy with the changes made to Ofcom and the media sector”.
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HaroldRHRothschild resigns as Cavalier Party Chair
The former Prime Minister steps away from party politics to take on “a more limited role in the Lords”.
