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Protestors · LusailA protester holding a rainbow flag and with a shirt saying "Respect For Iranian Women" on the back ran onto the pitch during Monday's game between Portugal and Uruguay at the World Cup in Qatar.
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Protester runs onto pitch with rainbow flag during World Cup match
41% Left coverage: 87 sources
Europe · LondonThe BBC says one of its journalists was "beaten and kicked by police" after covering protests against COVID lockdowns in Shanghai. The corporation said Ed Lawrence was working as an "accredited journalist" when he was "attacked, arrested and handcuffed".
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BBC says Chinese police assaulted journalist covering protest
43% Left coverage: 60 sources
Europe · LondonSpeaking at the Lord Mayor's Banquet, the prime minister puts forward his position on foreign policy and doubles down on appearing strong against China after being criticised for being too soft on the Chinese government during the leadership campaign.
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Rishi Sunak declares 'golden era' between UK and China over as he calls for new approach
41% Left coverage: 34 sources
Latest News Stories
AbortionThe former cabinet minister said the number of abortions was a modern tragedy. MPs were debating a petition which has called for abortion rights to be included in the government's new UK Bill of Rights. Rees-Mogg said this was not necessary as there was no majority in parliament to change the law as it currently stands.See the Story
Jacob Rees-Mogg Says Abortion Rights Are A 'Cult Of Death'
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Tom Tugendhat Appears To Forget He’s A Minister As He Vows To Hold Government To Account
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Home Office · AlbaniaHome secretary Suella Braverman said to want to revive New Labour policy. It would see a white list of countries deemed to be safe by the Home Office. Asylum claims of citizens from those countries would largely be regarded as unfounded. Albanians accounted for just over a third of people detected crossing English Channel.See the Story
Suella Braverman wants ‘safe country list to remove asylum seekers’
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
David MilibandMiliband quit as MP for South Shields in 2013 to become chief executive of humanitarian charity the International Rescue Committee. He has repeatedly refused to rule out one day returning to the House of Commons as an MP. But senior Labour sources said there was no imminent prospect of him being a candidate at the next election, due in 2024 or 2025.See the Story
David Miliband Has Hinted That He Could Stand For Labour At The Next Election
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Europe · LondonRishi Sunak could back down on his position to ban new onshore wind farms amid a growing Tory rebellion, a cabinet minister has suggested.See the Story
Rishi Sunak could U-turn on onshore wind ban amid growing rebellion, cabinet minister hints
67% Left coverage: 9 sources
EuropeScorsese, 80, was speaking at an event hosted by the Economic Club of Chicago. He was asked what he was watching at the moment and replied 'Derry Girls' McGee shared the clip on Twitter and received messages of congratulations. The Northern Irish screenwriter was given the freedom of her home city for her work on the show.See the Story
‘Excuse me while I drop dead’: Derry Girls creator discovers Scorsese is a fan
75% Left coverage: 4 sources
'You Can't Get Out': This Is What It Really Feels Like To Be In A Coma
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
EuropeThis year marks the 75th anniversary of a spruce tree being erected in Trafalgar Square. Norway sends the tree every year to thank Britain for its support during World War II. The tree has not always inspired excitement among Londoners, however. The spruce that arrived in 2019 received criticism for looking "anaemic" and "droopy"See the Story
Christmas tree arrives in Trafalgar Square
50% Right coverage: 4 sources
