Elevenses: Beneath the Bombs
From the newsletter: outbreaks of mob violence in Israel suggest a ceasefire in Gaza can only do so much.
Brexit denies Northern Ireland access to life-saving cancer drug
Unionists said the issue showed the Northern Ireland protocol is "literally bad for your health".
Brexit: NI Protocol is ‘unlawful’ on a number of grounds, court challenge is told
“The purpose of this Judicial Review challenge is to undo the great wrong which was done in the imposition, without consent, of arrangements which leave Northern Ireland as a rule taker of foreign laws – over which we have no control, the United Kingdom partitioned down the Irish Sea and ...
‘Mass murder carried out by the State:’ Ballymurphy families reject letter from PM
“He didn’t have the nerve to go in front of the House of Commons, he got Brandon Lewis to do it, why would we want to meet him?"
Sanjeev Gupta’s business empire faces fraud probe amid Greensill links
The SFO is looking into suspected fraudulent trading and money laundering at companies in the GFG Alliance.
Glasgow: uplifting reactions as men detained by immigration enforcement released after protest
"Mother Glasgow tends her wee flock."
‘Genetic pain and suffering:’ Prince Harry appears to criticise his upbringing by Prince Charles
On a royal role he said: “It’s a mix of being in The Truman Show and being in the zoo.”
Unite leadership candidate suspended by Labour over Priti Patel tweet
He apologised tweeting: “I’m very sorry for my earlier tweet. I was angry to see Muslim Refugees being deported on the morning of Eid al Fitr.”
Tories open up 15 point lead over Labour
And Boris Johnson is now the second most popular Conservative politician.