Hundreds of migrants, mainly Afghans, are evacuated from a car park-turned-camp near Paris where they had been staying for about five months. "There should be the same treatment for everyone," says one volunteer from the Solidarite Migrants Wilson collective, who says the standards of care should be the same as that provided to Ukrainian refugees.
The deal also resolves a long-standing pay disparity between ground services crew employed by Menzies Aviation at Glasgow and Edinburgh airports.
‘I was worried for her physical safety that when he turned he might do something that was worse than he ever intended,’ she sobbed
Grubhub customers reported down servers and closed restaurants during free lunch promo on Tuesday
Ukraine calls for prisoner swap but Russia has threatened to put some on trial for war crimes
USA -based Marian Sarkisian, 29, honed her cake making skills on a week-long “basics” course in Britain where she says the best bakers originate
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Professor Sir Laurence Martin, who has died aged 93, was appointed director for the Royal Institute of International Affairs in 1990, delighting Conservatives who had regarded Chatham House (as the think tank is more commonly known) as “the voice of the Extreme Moderates” in the words of a Sunday Telegraph editorial.
Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries incorrectly claims that 96% of respondents to her Channel 4 privatisation consultation supported it when asked by John Nicolson of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee. Nicolson corrects her afterwards, saying "the answer, of course, is 96% opposed privatisation".
Of 48,436 first-time joiners to the nursing register, almost half have come from different countries.
Residents of the Western parts of Swindon have been kept up at night by the sound of antisocial drivers.
Boris Johnson confronted by journalist over Tory party's 'toxic culture'
‘Make this happen and I’ll make you a cake,’ actor tweeted
The Foreign Secretary also said Britain is looking into how Russian assets could be used to rebuild Ukraine after the conflict.
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LONDON (Reuters) -The European health regulator on Thursday endorsed the use of AstraZeneca's COVID vaccine, Vaxzevria, as a booster. The recommendation, made by a committee of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), encompasses adults who have either been previously vaccinated by Vaxzevria or an mRNA vaccine, such as the ones made by Pfizer and BioNTech or Moderna. The recommendation comes weeks after the EMA backed the use of Pfizer-BioNTech's Comirnaty as a booster for adults who have previously been inoculated with other vaccines.
Britain’s Metropolitan Police says it has concluded its investigation into breaches of COVID-19 regulations at British government offices, including Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s official residence, with a total of 126 fines issued over the offenses
The Home Secretary said work was taking place ‘right now’ on plans to deport people to Rwanda.
Readers of a document setting out the case for plans for academisation cannot see where the data comes from nor draw their own conclusions, it said.
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Prince Charles and Camilla are given a tour of Ottawa's famous ByWard Market before they leave Canada's capital and continue their Platinum Jubilee tour. Speaking to vendors about their goods, Charles chats with a fellow plant enthusiast and even bags himself a bottle from the local Dunrobin Distilleries.
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