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Politics

OFFICER ACQUITTED IN CHRIS KABA CASE AS NIGHTCLUB SHOOTING FOOTAGE SURFACES: WHAT’S NEXT?

New surveillance footage has surfaced showing Chris Kaba involved in a nightclub shooting just days before his death, sparking fresh debate after the acquittal of Officer Martyn Blake, who fatally shot Kaba. While Blake was cleared of all charges based on the immediate circumstances of the shooting, the video raises difficult questions about whether Kaba’s prior actions should influence public perception of the case. The release of this footage challenges narratives on both sides, prompting reflection on issues of accountability, police use of force, and justice.

NIGERIAN STUDENTS ORDERED TO LEAVE UK UNIVERSITY AFTER THE NAIRA PLUMMETED

The recent collapse of Nigeria’s currency has had devastating effects on Nigerian students at Teesside University, forcing many to abandon their studies after their tuition money became nearly worthless overnight.
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PURE GYM MEMBERS CALL FOR BOYCOTT OF THE COMPANY AFTER CEO VOICED HIS PRO-ISRAELI VIEWS

Twitter users are calling for gymgoers to "boycott PureGym" after CEO Humphrey Cobbold appeared on BBC's Question Time in defense of Israel amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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RISHI SUNAK PLEDGES TO REMOVE BENEFITS FOR PEOPLE NOT TAKING JOBS AFTER 12 MONTHS

In a bold move aimed at reshaping the landscape of the UK's welfare system, Rishi Sunak has revealed plans to implement measures targeting job seekers who refuse employment opportunities. Speaking at a press conference, Sunak emphasized that under the proposed reforms, individuals deemed capable of working but persistently rejecting job offers will face the consequence of having their benefits revoked after a 12-month grace period.
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DOCTORS CALL FOR UK-WIDE BAN ON SMACKING CHILDREN AMID CONCERNS OVER VAGUE LAWS

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health is urging the government to completely ban corporal punishment and the smacking of children in England and N.Ireland after concerns were raised that the current laws in England around physical punishment ‘are unjust and dangerously vague’.
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RISHI SUNAK CONDEMNS IRAN'S DRONE LAUNCH ON ISRAEL AND CONFIRMS THE UK WERE A PART OF THWARTING THE ATTACK

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has condemned Iran’s recent drone launch on Israel as a ‘reckless attack’ and a ‘dangerous and unnecessary escalation’ towards open warfare.
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NATALIE CAMPBELL ANNOUNCES HER BID FOR MAYOR OF LONDON

Campbell's nomination marks a significant milestone in British politics, reflecting a shift towards greater diversity and representation in leadership roles. As a Black woman and Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), Campbell brings a unique perspective and a wealth of experience to the table.
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OUTRAGE ENSUES FOLLOWING RISHI SUNAK'S MAGAZINE FEATURE AMIDST ECONOMY COLLAPSE

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces backlash following his latest Grazia feature. The features with his wife, done in the run-up to International Women’s Day, look into his everyday activities but viewers were quick to criticise the move.
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RISHI SUNAK ANNOUNCES EXTRA £54M IN FUNDING TO PROTECT JEWISH COMMUNITIES FROM HARM

The financial support will be utilized for security enhancements, such as security personnel, CCTV, and alarm systems, at Jewish educational sites, community centers, and synagogues. The government's assurance of this funding for the next four years seeks to provide a sense of security and certainty to Jewish communities amid a rise in antisemitic incidents.
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MUSLIM WOMAN DEFENDS HERSELF AGAINST NEGATIVE COMMENTS ON HER VIRAL PREGNANCY PHOTO

This innocent photo of a pregnant Muslim woman has sparked debates and discourse online leaving her to defend herself, her religion, and her idea of 'modesty'.
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