Afghanistan: Veterans’ minister told to hand over names to inquiry
Johnny Mercer has until 5 April to provide a witness statement with the names to an independent inquiry.
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Donald Trump Has Odd ‘Superstitions’ About His Hair, According To New Stormy Daniels Doc
A new documentary about porn actor Stormy Daniels includes a bizarre tidbit about Donald Trump’s hair.
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News of the World publisher ‘gave false evidence’ over missing Rebekah Brooks hard drive, claimants say
The publisher of the defunct News of the World “gave false evidence” to police about how the hard drive of its then-chief executive Rebekah Brooks went missing as it faced allegations of phone hacking, the High Court has been told.
https://pressgazette.co.uk/media_law/news-group-newspapers-prince-harry-rebekah-brooks/
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Merino Mill’s accidental success
A SUCCESSFUL product once manufactured in Greenock came about because of a mistake.
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Train delays and cancellations at Euston Station over points failure
A points failure at London Euston has blocked some lines going north, disrupting mainline rail services at the station.
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General sent home from Afghanistan for ‘sharing bottle of champagne’
Retired major general Charlie Herbert says he was accused of ‘unproven and vexatious’ allegations while stationed in Kabul.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/general-afghanistan-champagne-bottle-charlie-herbert-62mczqjvm
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Earl’s fees to stroll provoke revolt at Cirencester Park
For three centuries people have been free to access the tree-lined avenues of Cirencester Park as they cross it to get to school, take a stroll or enjoy walks and runs in the woods.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/earl-bathurst-fees-right-roam-cirencester-park-3vc0kxc2s
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With Tory morale so low, Rishi Sunak needs a Rwanda flight more than ever
His precarious position means getting the scheme off the ground is one of the best options he has left.
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Humza Yousaf fails to make the economic case for independence
Try to start a speech with a joke to warm up your audience. That’s always good advice. And so Scotland’s first minister, Humza Yousaf, began his speech at the London School of Economics this week by light-heartedly pointing out that the LSE might be a world-class institution but it only came fourth in a recent newspaper ranking of Britain’s best universities.
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/humza-yousaf-fails-to-make-the-economic-case-for-independence/
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Rwanda scheme could cost taxpayer more than £500m, watchdog report finds
The report from the National Audit Office (NAO) has revealed the Government’s flagship bill could cost the taxpayer a total of £576.8m if just 300 asylum seekers are sent to Rwanda.
https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/rwanda-bill-costs-taxpayer-rishi-sunak-watchdog-report/
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