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Families of girls who survived Southport attack warn Government against making empty promises and urge Andy Burnham to implement timeline for urgent change
Relatives of the 22 young survivors spoke out on Thursday after the Government published its response to the findings of the first phase of the public inquiry.
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Spain reveals 609,000 undocumented migrants have been given work permits as their application for legal status is processed under socialist PM’s plan
The Spanish government has revealed that more than 609,000 undocumented migrants have been granted temporary work permits
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AOC sides with Bernie-backed progressive in Senate primary clash with Schumer establishment
Ocasio-Cortez endorsed Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary, defying Chuck Schumer and the party establishment backing Haley Stevens.
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“Am I going back to PS4 days?” – Former PlayStation leader Shuhei Yoshida has tried the Steam Machine, and he doesn’t sound very impressed
Former PlayStation Worldwide Studios president, and later the head of indies at PlayStation, Shuhei Yoshida has received his Steam Machine, and he has some blunt feedback about the new console. Read more
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‘Libelous’ NYT report tying Trump family to government-backed deal sparks legal demand
The Trump Organization demands The New York Times retract a story allegedly linking Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump to a Kazakhstan tungsten deal.
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US government says it got hacked — again
A top Democrat on the Senate’s Intelligence Committee warned that the information accessed on a Homeland Security intelligence-sharing network may risk national security.
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Trump planning to visit Irish Open at Doonbeg
United States President Donald Trump says he hopes to visit this year’s Irish Open golf tournament at his Doonbeg resort in county Clare in September.
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China-linked green group training US judges draws fresh heat as foreign ties fuel pressure at home
State Armor urges Congress to investigate the Environmental Law Institute over national security concerns stemming from alleged ties to the Chinese government.
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Labour failed to prepare properly for power, admits Keir Starmer’s former top aide Morgan McSweeney – as he says Government was ‘too gloomy’ about the economy when it took office
Morgan McSweeney, who was the Prime Minister’s chief of staff in Downing Street until February this year, said the party ‘hadn’t done enough to prepare for Government’.