Krishnan Guru-Murthy
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Domestic Abuse Commissioner: ‘Victims paying the price’ for early prison releases (opens the original)
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On Thursday, hundreds of prisoners will be released early in an attempt to ease the overcrowding in the criminal justice system. After widespread public condemnation the government made changes to the eligibility of those who can be released, for example stopping convicted rapists from being eligible or those found guilty of serious child sexual abuses and grooming. But there are still concerns around victim safety and reoffending. On the eve of the release, the Domestic Abuse Commissioner Dame
Could we see another full scale war between Ethiopia and Eritrea? (opens the original)
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Hundreds of thousands of people were killed in a two-year between Tigrayan forces and Ethiopia’s government which ended in a peace deal in 2022. Today the trauma and fear of war creeps back in as both sides accuse each other of launching new offensives. Earlier this week the TPLF announced a new coalition alongside other militias – some of whom had previously been bitter opponents. The so-called Alliance for survival is made up of seven armed rebel groups which have been waging their own battles
Benedict Cumberbatch: ‘We are grieving huge amounts of loss in nature’ (opens the original)
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The Oscar nominated actor Benedict Cumberbatch has plunged into environmental politics with a new feature-length documentary that asks – rather than moving to Mars, how can we continue to live on Earth? It sets out to investigate how the nature we’re destroying could instead help prevent environmental disaster – by humans engaging with it in different ways. We spoke to Benedict Cumberbatch and the film’s executive producer, Jonnie Hughes.
‘I suffered multiple failings while I was in active treatment’, says breast cancer patient (opens the original)
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County Durham and Darlington NHS Trust has apologised ‘unreservedly’, after admitting that hundreds of breast cancer patients came to harm under their care between 2023 and 2025. Affected patients claimed some mastectomies could have been avoided, while others said diagnoses were delayed, and operations had been carried out in haste. An internal review by the trust has looked into 514 patients so far – and found 315 came to harm, including one who died. The trust will decide next week if cases s
“America has changed”: Inside Canada’s plan with Britain to build a new economic bloc (opens the original)
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As Donald Trump targets trade partners and the war in Iran rocks global supply chains, Canada and the UK are exploring an unprecedented joint “Defence Bank” to supercharge military and industrial spending. Krishnan Guru-Murthy interviews the Canadian finance minister, François-Philippe Champagne, after top level talks in Downing Street about pivoting away from US dependency, securing critical minerals, and why Western allies must accept that the old transatlantic order is gone for good.
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