News bulletin 2022/04/18 22:22

The Guardian
Disrupting a Conservative dinner will not help asylum seekers
Disrupting a Conservative dinner will not help asylum seekers. White, often middle class, activists are applauded for media stunts while migrant voices go unheard, writes Katya Sharifi-Nia
a day ago
Evening Standard
Buffalo shooting: Ten dead after ‘racially motivated’ attack
The man shot 13 people during the incident in Buffalo
a day ago
Oxford Mail
Oxford named among fastest growing economies in new research - See top 10
Most of the top 10 fastest growing city economies by the end of 2023 will be in the South or East of England, a new report suggests.
a day ago
PA Media: UK News
Survey reveals money worries of Ukrainians arriving in UK
The findings indicate 68% aged between 18 and 65 were ‘very likely or likely to look for work in the next month’.
10 hours ago
The Independent
New York governor: Buffalo shooting was 'act of terrorism'
New York governor: Buffalo shooting was 'act of terrorism'
a day ago
The Independent
Boris Johnson sees ‘landing zone’ in Northern Ireland row with EU, says No 10
London seeks to calm tensions as PM visits Belfast for talks with parties
10 hours ago
Sky News
Special police constables could be allowed to use Tasers under new anti-crime measures
Special constables will be given powers to use Tasers if appropriately trained and authorised by chief officers under a new package of anti-crime measures set to be announced by the government. Boris Johnson and his cabinet ministers are due to meet on Tuesday to discuss crime and policing, with a set of additional policies to be announced this week. It comes after Home Secretary Priti Patel lifted restrictions on the police using stop and search in areas where they expect serious violence to happen.
4 hours ago
News Shopper
Man fined after stealing nine bottles of wine from Dartford Co-op
A man from Plumstead has been fined after stealing nine bottles of wine from Co-op store in Dartford.
2 days ago
Evening Standard
Eurovision winner Oleh Psiuk kisses girlfriend before flying home to serve Ukraine
The frontman of Eurovision winners Kalush Orchestra has returned to Ukraine to help refugees fleeing Vladimir Putin’s war. Oleh Psiuk was pictured kissing his girlfriend goodbye in Turin on Sunday before leaving for the airport to fly back home. Kalush Orchestra triumphed in Italy on Saturday with their song “Stefania”, a song fusing rap with traditional folk music that was a tribute to Mr Psiuk’s mother.
14 hours ago
The Independent
Vicky White news - latest: Recordings of jailhouse phone calls prove guard’s relationship with Casey White
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16 hours ago
The Telegraph
Russia-Ukraine latest news: Russia 'drops phosphorus bombs' on Azovstal steelworks
Michael Gove vows to end Russian property ‘racket’ Mariupol will host Eurovision in 2023, pledges Zelensky ‘Our husbands were betrayed by Ukrainian traitors’ How Putin's war exposed the folly of Macron's EU army Listen to the latest episode of our daily Ukraine podcast
2 days ago
Evening Standard
Survey reveals money worries of Ukrainians arriving in UK
The findings indicate 68% aged between 18 and 65 were ‘very likely or likely to look for work in the next month’.
11 hours ago
The Independent
Finnish Prime Minister says they decided to join Nato to avoid war with Russia
Finnish Prime Minister says they decided to join Nato to avoid war with Russia
a day ago
The Independent
Dr Strange actor and husband jailed for sexually abusing 13-year-old girl
Judge says Hollywood star’s ‘deviance was shaped’ by partner as couple sentenced to total of 22 years behind bars
10 hours ago
PA Media: UK News
Family of detained geologist hope he will be returned ‘safe and sound soon’
Jim Fitton, 66, insisted he had not acted with criminal intent and had no idea he was breaking Iraqi laws during his court appearance in Baghdad.
7 hours ago
Reuters
EU has not yet found agreement on oil embargo against Russia, Borrell says
The European Union has not yet found agreement on a sixth package of sanctions against Russia, its top diplomat Josep Borrell said after a meeting of the bloc's foreign ministers in Brussels on Monday. "Unhappily, it has not been possible to reach an agreement today," Borrell told reporters. He said foreign ministers had decided, however, to provide an additional 500 million euros for arms purchases in support of Kyiv, taking the total sum of money the EU has earmarked for that purpose to 2 billion euros.
5 hours ago
Evening Standard
OPINION - Tech & Science Daily: North Korea military tackle ‘explosive’ covid outbreak
Plus, Tonga volcano eruption: the biggest atmospheric explosion ever recorded
10 hours ago
The Independent
PCSO murder accused ‘angry, violent, strange, highly sexualised’, jury told
Prosecutor Alison Morgan QC has made her closing speech at Canterbury Crown Court.
9 hours ago
Bournemouth Echo UK
Ofgem changes to energy price cap could see your bills rise four times per year
The energy regulator said that it might insert two new reviews a year, one in January and another in July.
16 hours ago
Bournemouth Echo UK
Hundreds of street parties, sing-a-longs and fireworks: BCP to party for Queen's Jubilee
RESIDENTS are preparing for a royal knees-up with more than 310 street parties planned across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole next month.
2 days ago

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