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âHistory will not forgetâ: Backlash over Andy Burnhamâs Gaza genocide stance (opens the original)
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ANDY Burnham has sparked backlash after once again failing to recognise Israel's genocide in Gaza. The Prime Minister was quizzed on the topic by LBC presenter Nick Ferrari at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, in which he said the UK Government "will take our lead from the courts" when recognising the destruction in Gaza as a genocide. The genocide in Gaza has been described as such by a UN special committee and commission of inquiry, the International Association of Genocide Scholars an
Scottish man jailed in India for nearly nine years released on bail, family says (opens the original)
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A SCOT who has been detained in India for nearly nine years without conviction has been released on bail, his family has said. Jagtar Singh Johal, from Dumbarton, was arrested by Indian authorities in 2017 over alleged terrorism offences, just weeks after his wedding. The 39-year-old’s brother Gurpreet announced on September 18 that Delhi High Court had overturned a previous decision in 2024 and granted him bail. Today, Gurpreet said: "There have been so many setbacks and disappointments in the
John Davidson requests to watch Bafta awards from separate room after slur incident (opens the original)
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THE film I Swear leads Bafta Scotland nominations – but the man who inspired it has requested to watch the ceremony from another room after a furore over a racial slur incident at an event earlier this year. During the Bafta Film Awards ceremony in London in February, Tourette’s campaigner John Davidson could be heard shouting a racial slur as Sinners stars Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented an award. I Swear, which tells the story of Davidson’s life growing up with Tourette syndrome in
Orangemen ânot doing any dealâ on Drumcree march, says spokesman (opens the original)
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A PROPOSED deal to resolve the Drumcree parading dispute is ânot acceptableâ, a DUP MP has said. Carla Lockhartâs assessment came after a representative of the Garvaghy Road residents said they would accept a document setting out a resolution if the Orange Order also did so. Resident spokesman Breandán Mac Cionnaith was speaking following a meeting with Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant at Hillsborough Castle. Bryant has been trying to strike a compromise deal between the two sides
Andy Burnham triple lock changes 'to cost Scottish pensioners £4 BILLION' (opens the original)
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JOHN Swinney has called on Andy Burnham to row back from his proposed changes to the triple lock, after official analysis showed the cost to Scotlandâs pensioners would be £4 billion by 2049/50. The First Minister said the analysis confirms that individual pensioner incomes would reduce by almost £2000 in real terms. During his speech at the Labour Party conference on Wednesday, the Prime Minister announced that the UK Government would change the triple lock on pensions to fund a National Ca
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