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Carney welcomes EU invitation for Canada to be ‘associate member’ (opens the original)
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has declared that his country and Europe are “stronger together”. Addressing the European Parliament he welcomed a plan to make Canada the EU’s first “associate member”. The idea didn’t go down well with Donald Trump who threatened to impose “very serious” tariffs if the partnership went ahead. But Mr Carney insisted that no one could tell his country who they could strike agreements with. Freedom and sovereignty were at stake, he said, in a speech that sounde
Assisted dying: MPs vote down bill in House of Commons (opens the original)
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MPs have voted down a bid to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales – as a second attempt to change the law was rejected by 286 to 270. Labour’s Lauren Edwards, who had tabled the bill, said current law was “simply too cruel and too unjust to be allowed to stand”. But opponents said the proposed measure had been “unsafe and unworkable” – and called for more resources to go towards social and palliative care.
Police probe Reform UK donations and polling after C4 news report (opens the original)
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A new police investigation follows the undercover filming broadcast on Channel 4 News in which senior figures in Reform UK arranged to get a foreign donor to pay for opinion polls and discussed a potential half a million pound donation from a supposed foreign donor. The Met said the potential offences are similar in nature to matters already under investigation by the special enquiry team and will form part of that ongoing investigation. Reform UK denies any wrongdoing and has said it will coope
Reform UK using conference as a ‘high end corporate charm offensive’ (opens the original)
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Reform UK’s annual conference has kicked off in Birmingham today with a closed session between some of the party’s MPs and business leaders. The party’s Economics spokesman Robert Jenrick said Reform would seek to cut taxes for working people – but not until the markets were confident that those cuts could be afforded. Channel 4 News’ Senior Political Correspondent Paul McNamara was in Birmingham.
Calls to end postcode lottery of care for people with limb loss (opens the original)
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Tens of thousands of people in the UK are living with missing limbs. Some have been born without them – others have them amputated because of injury or illness. It’s estimated that 13,000 amputations are carried out every year. But follow-up support is inconsistent and patients are often left to find it themselves. Now, a group of charities is lobbying parliament to end what they say is a post code lottery of care.
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