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Sir Keir Starmer rejects calls for reparations to avoid 'long and endless discussions about the past'
Sir Keir Starmer has rejected calls for reparations for slavery, saying it would lead to "very long, endless discussions" about the past.
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Public investment 'badly needed' to prevent UK's national debt rising to risky levels, IMF warns
Public investment in new technologies and the energy transition is "badly needed" to drive growth in the UK and prevent the national debt rising to risky levels, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned.
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Firearms officers accused of shooting someone dead will remain anonymous during trial, home secretary announces
Firearms officers on trial over police shootings will not be named during criminal proceedings, the home secretary has announced.
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Are police trial reforms a rare cross-party consensus - or have we been here before?
We've been here before. Yvette Cooper is the third home secretary to promise to reform procedure for armed police officers after the shooting of Chris Kaba.
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Wes Streeting to vote against assisted dying over end of life care concerns
Wes Streeting will vote against assisted dying over concerns end of life care is not good enough for people to make an informed choice.