1. Why the feverish talk of ousting Badenoch already? Tory MPs know the future looks dire | Henry Hill

   The Guardian » 5 days ago

   Fairly or unfairly, the party is thinking not whether there will be a leadership challenge, but whenHenry Hill is deputy editor of ConservativeHomeBack in 1997, the former minister and famous political diarist &...

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1. Spending constrains Labour’s defence review – but no harm in gradualism

   The Guardian » 5 days ago

   The sometimes vague plan could be clearer about what is necessary to maintain security in an unpredictable worldLabour’s defence ...

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1. Arellano: Homeland Security's 'sanctuary city' list is riddled with errors. The sloppiness is the point

   LA Times » 4 days ago

   Who cares if the wreckage involves human lives, or the Constitution? The sloppiness is the point. The cruelty is the point. ...

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1. Molotov cocktail attack part of surge in antisemitic violence; 'community is terrified'

   LA Times » 5 days ago

   The attacks in the U.S. come as U.N. officials and aid groups warn that the situation in Gaza has become increasingly dire....

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1. Vietnamese American salon owners sue California alleging labor code is discriminatory

   LA Times » 5 days ago

   In the lawsuit, Vietnamese American salon owners say California's labor code is discriminatory because it unfairly requires nail technicians to be classified as employees....

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1. SFO investigates alleged multimillion-pound fraud at collapsed council

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   Thurrock council invested £100m-plus into solar farms, via a bond scheme sold by Rockfire Investment Finance...

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1. Revealed: 5,000 English nature sites at risk under Labour’s planning proposals

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   Exclusive: Planning bill includes mechanism for developers to ‘pay to pollute’ valuable ecosystems, experts warn...

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1. Calm weather and fuller boats leading to more Channel arrivals, Home Office says

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   Number of people making crossing up 42% on this time last year after twice as many ‘red days’ with helpful conditionsThe record numbers of people arriving in the UK via small boats can be attributed to favourable weather and greater numbers being crammed into vessels, Hom...

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1. Nato to force UK to lift defence spending to 3.5% of GDP to appease Trump, say sources

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   Starmer bound to accept Mark Rutte’s higher target after announcing ‘Nato-first’ defence strategy, insiders sayDefence sources believe that Britain will be forced to sign up to a target of lifting defence spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2035 at this month’s ...

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1. How exactly has Britain supported Israel’s military assault on Gaza? The public has a right to know | Jeremy Corbyn

   The Guardian » 4 days ago

   When I was Labour leader, the Chilcot report condemned the party for its disastrous war in Iraq. We need a similar inquiry nowHussam, 13, and Muhammad, 14, were killed by air-dropped cluster bombs. These bombs were made by the United States and were dropped in a military ...

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