Day: 12 May 2022
- Politics
Young black people carrying weapons to defend themselves against police, peer claims
Young black people are carrying weapons to protect themselves against the police as they face “destructive and damaging” stop and…
Read More » - Femail
Flow and Balance amidst the chaos, Chandra Spring | Summer 2022 Collection
Discovery video Chandra SS22 – A collection of quintessential and gender-neutral garments inspired by the moon phases and our connection…
Read More » - War in Ukraine
Russia accuses Finland of ‘pushing above its weight’ if it decides to join NATO
Russia has accused Finland of ‘pushing above its weight’ as the country signalled its intention to join NATO. Putin’s EU…
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Ukraine war: Vladimir Putin ‘humiliating himself on the world stage’, says Liz Truss as she calls for allies to do more for Kyiv government
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has said Vladimir Putin was “humiliating himself on the world stage” as she called on international…
Read More » - Business
Sunak was already under pressure from the cost of living crisis – the GDP figures might force him to make a major intervention
Be in no doubt, today’s GDP figures are bad news indeed. Bad news as they show the economy is shrinking…
Read More » - Entertainment
Backstage Podcast: TV Baftas, Tom Hiddleston and Claire Danes
Welcome to Backstage – the film and TV podcast from Sky News. This week, entertainment reporters Claire Gregory, Stevie Wong…
Read More » - Travel
Tui tells families it WON’T offer cheap last-minute holiday deals this summer
Tui tells families it WON’T offer cheap last-minute holiday deals this summer despite expecting bookings to reach pre-pandemic levels Tui’s…
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WHAT BOOK would Booker-winning author Julian Barnes take to a desert island?
WHAT BOOK would Booker-winning author Julian Barnes take to a desert island? Julian Barnes is currently reading Simenon’s Betty – one…
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Ukraine war: Russia would bolster border defences if Finland joins NATO, says Moscow’s ambassador to EU
Russia will have to bolster its defences on Finland’s border if the Nordic country joins NATO, its ambassador to the…
Read More » - Health
EU red tape fuelling UK’s drug shortages: No10 faces pressure to ditch bloc’s pharmacy sharing rule
Britain’s current drug shortages are partly being fuelled by EU red tape that blocks pharmacies from sharing in-stock medicines. Industry…
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