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VideoConservatives question whether ministers will face Oasis freebie ban
Sir Keir Starmer has been urged to explain if his ministers will accept Oasis reunion freebies amid an outcry over Taylor Swift tickets. Shadow Cabinet Office minister John Glen said Labour frontbenchers have been “beset by a series of scandals” involving freebies, as he asked several questions about the Government’s approach to accepting hospitality, gifts and donations in kind.
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VideoNumerous Arrests Made During Gaza Protest at NY Stock Exchange
Police made numerous arrests as hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators led by the Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) group staged a sit-in protest outside the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Monday, October 14, calling for an arms embargo on Israel.Footage from journalist Talia Jane shows NYSE security officers wrestling with protesters trying to chain themselves to the doors of the building. Several others successfully chained themselves to NYSE doors while wearing t-shirts saying “Not in Our Na
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VideoActing US Labor Secretary intervenes in Boeing strike
STORY: The crippling strike at Boeing, now in its fifth week, has prompted an intervention by U.S. Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su.That's according to a source familiar with the matter, who said on Monday that the Biden cabinet member has flown to Seattle in an effort to nudge Boeing executives and the union representing roughly 33,000 striking machinists back to the bargaining table.The Labor Department confirmed her visit.Her intervention comes after the planemaker late Friday made the surpris
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VideoMembers of armed forces could quit over Labour's VAT plan for private schools, shadow defence secretary says
The government's refusal to exempt military families from paying 20% VAT on private schools could cause personnel to quit, the shadow defence secretary has warned.