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Canada’s troubled relationship with its indigenous population

The discovery of a body in Canada has brought renewed focus to the disproportionately high rate of disappearances and murders of First Nations women, and to the country’s troubled relationship with its indigenous population.

The Week

Former Tory minister calls Suella Braverman a 'real racist bigot'

MORE Conservatives have slammed the Home Secretary’s “racist rhetoric” and accused her of undermining her own party in order to further her…

The National (Scotland)

Michael D Higgins: Ireland’s ‘eclectic titular leader’

US President Joe Biden is due to meet his Irish counterpart Michael D. Higgins today as part of his trip to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

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Climate Experts Warn A ‘Super El Niño’ Is Coming So Prepare To Be Hot Moist At The Same Time

Summer lovin’ may have to wait.

Pedestrian.tv

Lose-loos situation: the demise of public toilets in the UK

The UK is in the midst of a public toilet crisis, with the closure of hundreds of public loos over the past decade made worse by toilet shutdowns during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Week

UK special forces have operated in Ukraine, say alleged leaked secret documents

Media outlets including the BBC and The Guardian reported that a document, dated March 23, indicates as many as 50 UK special forces personnel have been deployed to the country

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The Endangered Australian Fish Species List Has Doubled We Rlly Need To Scramble ASAP To Fix It

First the birds, now this?

Pedestrian.tv

CBI boss Tony Danker sacked amid misconduct probe

The director-general of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), Tony Danker, has been dismissed with immediate effect following an independent investigation into allegations of misconduct at the business lobbying group.

The Week

Vaccines for cancer could be ready by 2030, according to Moderna chief

The pharmaceutical firm said it is confident the jabs for cancer could be ready by the end of the decade

Manchester Evening News

Paul Cattermole feared his 'life was defined by S Club 7' before reunion tour success

S Club 7 star Paul Cattermole died at the age of 46 just six months before the band was set to embark on a 15-date tour of arenas across the UK and Ireland

Daily Mirror

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Push is on to boost troops’ housing allowance

Tribune News Service

Lord Speaker warns upper chamber needs more independent peers amid honours row

Lord McFall told The Guardian an ‘eagle eye’ must be kept on ensuring the House does not have too many politicians.

The Independent UK

Three years of Starmer: is there a clear vision for power?

Keir Starmer has pledged to be “ruthless” in his pursuit of Downing Street, but according to recent polling, still has much to do to convince the public that he has a plan for government.

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Deep-sea mining: can it help solve our climate problems?

A growing controversy is swirling around deep-sea mining, which aims to extract valuable minerals from the ocean floor.

The Week

Papal succession: the cardinals in the running to be the next pope

The struggle for control of the Catholic Church is intensifying behind the scenes, as potential successors to Pope Francis begin manoeuvring into position amid talk he could soon step down.

The Independent UK

Mother charged with murder after newborn died in surprise home birth

Kelsey Carpenter, 33, has been charged with murder with malice and child endangerment

The Week

Bear meat vending machines a surprise hit

Vending machines selling bear meat are big in Japan. The machines, in the northern prefecture of Akita, sell bear meat for ¥2,200 (£13) per 250g, and are “proving popular”, said The Guardian. They are stocked with locally killed wild bear. The large animal’s meat has a “slightly gamey flavour that…

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The Guardian - UK

Olivier awards 2023: full list of winners

My Neighbour Totoro, A Streetcar Named Desire and Prima Facie were among the winners at the Royal Albert Hall ceremony

Metal Hammer

This is Sempiternal: how Bring Me The Horizon made this generation's definitive metal album

Ten years ago, Bring Me The Horizon released an album that'd change their careers forever and influence metal for a generation to come

The Independent UK

Bosses of firm in Sunak conflict of interest row ‘attended Downing Street reception’

Event held hours after Rishi Sunak told MPs he had no interest to declare over new scheme

Football London

What Graham Potter transfer decision left Kai Havertz in complete shock amid £168m Chelsea claim

Chelsea transfer news: Kai Havertz saw several transfers take place at Stamford Bridge over the winter transfer window but one particular decision left him in shock

The Independent UK

Roman Abramovich ‘secretly funded’ Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem while owning Chelsea

Both clubs denied a financial link at the time but new leaked files reveal loan payments made by Chelsea’s then owner to the Dutch club

The Week

Paul O’Grady: five things you might not know about Lily Savage star

The broadcaster and comedian Paul O’Grady, whose career spanned more than 30 years, has died at the age of 67, his family has confirmed.

The Independent UK

Company creates mammoth meatballs using DNA from extinct animal

Meatballs have not been consumed because scientists noted they have ‘no idea how our immune system would react when we eat it’

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