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  • Canada Corp to decide whether to let black cabs back to Bank junction

    April 21, 2022

    A motion to allow black cabs to cross through Bank junction 24/7 will be reviewed by Canada Corporation today. Under the local authority’s current rules, only buses and cyclists are allowed to cross the busy City junction between 7am and 7pm on weekdays. A motion brought forward by alderman Tim Hailes, and [...]

  • Starmer urges Tory backbenches to turn on Johnson in partygate vote

    April 20, 2022

    Sir Keir Starmer has urged Tory backbenchers to turn on Boris Johnson tomorrow and vote for a House of Commons inquiry into the Downing Street partygate scandal. Starmer said that Tory MPs should “do the right thing” and “respect the sacrifices that their constituents made during the pandemic”. The vote, tabled by the opposition parties, [...]

  • Putin says new nuclear-capable missile will make West ‘think twice’

    April 20, 2022

    Vladimir Putin sent a stark warning to the West today as Russia tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile, which the President said will make the West “think twice”. The Sarmat missile, which can hold more than 10 nuclear warheads at a time, can reportedly hit any target on earth and is set to be in service [...]

  • Germany to phase out Russian oil supplies as West piles pressure on Russia

    April 20, 2022

    Germany has announced it will stop importing Russian oil by the end of the year, as the West ramps up pressure on the Kremlin.

  • Wimbledon confirms ban on Russian and Belarusian tennis stars including Daniil Medvedev and Aryna Sabalenka

    April 20, 2022

     Wimbledon has confirmed that it will ban Russian and Belarusian tennis stars, including former men’s world No1 Daniil Medvedev, due to the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine. Medvedev and women’s No4 Aryna Sabalenka are the highest ranked players affected by today’s announcement from the All England Club. Others impacted are the former women’s world No 1 [...]

  • Nicola Sturgeon: If Scots again reject independence, I will resign as Scotland’s First Minister

    April 20, 2022

    Scotland’s First Minister said today she will most likely resign as Scotland’s First Minister if her party loses another independence referendum. Appearing on popular daytime talk show Loose Women, Nicola Sturgeon was quizzed by panellist Carol McGiffin on what it would take for her to resign as leader. Sturgeon insisted she has no intention of [...]

  • UN says 5m refugees have now been created by Russia’s war in Ukraine

    April 20, 2022

     The United Nations has said more than five million people have now fled the war in Ukraine.  The number escaping Russia’s war in the country is creating the biggest refugee crisis since the end of the second world war, with neighbouring countries such as Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania bearing the primary burden. The UN’s [...]

  • Johnson will not ‘lecture’ Modi over Russia stance during India trip

    April 20, 2022

    Boris Johnson will not “lecture” Narendra Modi about his unwillingness to condemn Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine during his trip to India this week, according to Number 10. The Prime Minister will arrive in India tomorrow for a two-day visit, which will include a meeting with Modi in New Delhi to speak about strengthening economic [...]

  • Angry leaseholders protest against footing cladding bill outside Parliament

    April 20, 2022

    Angry leaseholders and tenants have gathered outside Parliament to protest the Building Safety Bill which is being debated in the Commons today. The Bill aims to fix cladding on taller buildings which have been deemed a major fire risk, following the Grenfell disaster in 2017, but has handed leaseholders the responsibility to fund the fixes. [...]

  • Macron has not spoken to Putin since the Bucha massacre

    April 20, 2022

    France’s president Emmanuel Macron has not spoken to Vladimir Putin since the massacre in the Ukrainian town of Bucha.  The politician, who is seeking re-election, was heavily criticised for engaging with the Kremlin, speaking to its leader 18 times since December.  “Since the massacres we have discovered in Bucha and in other towns, the war [...]

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