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  • ‘Crazy war’: Sanctioned Russian banking billionaire urges West to give Putin ‘a clear exit to save face and stop this massacre’

    April 20, 2022

    Vladimir Putin’s “crazy war” has been condemned by sanctioned Russian tycoon Oleg Tinkov, who said 90 per cent of people disagree with it.  The founder of the country’s second biggest credit card issuer took to Instagram to criticise the authoritarian president and the Kremlin’s brutal assault on Kyiv. Tinkov, who has lived in the UK [...]

  • Interim Met boss: Police have more than ‘just a few bad apples’

    April 20, 2022

    The interim commissioner of the Metropolitan Police has admitted there are more than “just a few bad apples” in the police force, after a series of scandals. Sir Stephen House told MPs on the Home Affairs Committee today that “it’s not a few bad apples – you can’t simply say [convicted murderer] Wayne Couzens and [...]

  • UK judge orders Julian Assange to be extradited to the US

    April 20, 2022

    WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will be extradited to the US after all, following a long legal battle, after a UK judge ordered him stateside to face a 175-year sentence. The US Department of Justice indicted Australian-born Assange on 18 counts, including breaking spying laws and conspiring to hack government computers. The decision will now move [...]

  • Johnson: BBC and Archbishop Welby ‘less vociferous’ in criticism of Putin than Rwanda refugee policy

    April 20, 2022

    Prime minister Boris Johnson has hit out at the BBC and Archbishop of Canterbury over criticism of his controversial Rwanda refugee policy.  The embattled PM accused the national broadcaster and Anglican leader of being “less vociferous” in their criticism of Vladimir Putin’ war in Russia, than the policy, according to the Telegraph. This comes after [...]

  • Cyber hack leaks personal details of UK government employees, which appear on Russian sites

    April 20, 2022

    A suspected cyber attack leaked personal information of UK government employees, which appeared on Russian online sites.  The foreign office launched an urgent investigation into the alleged hack, as it seeks to explore the origin of the leak amid fears a hostile foreign state was involved, according to the Telegraph. It told Morning Wire we [...]

  • Hospitality bosses: Government should ‘do everything possible’ to urge workers back to desks

    April 19, 2022

    City centre business groups have called for the government to have more urgency in encouraging commuters back to offices after figures revealed low attendance numbers at government departments. There was a daily average of only one third of staff back at their desks at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), in numbers [...]

  • UK to give more artillery to Ukraine as Russia starts new offensive

    April 19, 2022

    The UK will give more artillery to Ukraine’s army to help them fight off Russia’s new offensive in the country’s East. Boris Johnson today said the “urgency was greater” to arm Ukraine in light of Russia’s new push in the Donbas, while adding that the war “will become an artillery conflict, they need support with [...]

  • Johnson: It ‘did not occur to me’ Downing Street birthday party was Covid breach

    April 19, 2022

    Boris Johnson has told MPs that it “did not occur to me” that his Number 10 office birthday party was in breach of Covid rules, after receiving a police fine last week for attending the event. The Prime Minister today said “that was my mistake and I apologise for it unreservedly”, but that he now [...]

  • Theresa May comes out against UK policy to send Channel migrants to Rwanda

    April 19, 2022

    Theresa May has come out against the UK government’s plan to send asylum seekers trying to enter the UK illegally to Rwanda. May said in the House of Commons today that “I do not support the removal to Rwanda policy on the grounds of legality, practicality and efficacy”. The new policy was unveiled by Boris [...]

  • Anti oil activists suspend disruptive protest and give the UK government ultimatum

    April 19, 2022

    Environmental activists have paused disruptive protests and given the government an ultimatum to stop looking for new fossil fuels.  Campaigners from Just Stop Oil read a letter outside Number 10 Downing Street, saying the UK government was being given an “opportunity” to halt its search for new energy sources.  This comes after the group launched [...]

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