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What happens when the first migrants arrive in the Rwanda from the UK?

The government aspires to provide ‘clean, modern accommodation’ with basic facilities and a safe space.

The Independent UK

Mountain towns celebrate influx of snow and tourists

"The restaurants were full, the supermarket was packed, the carparks were full. It was like pre-pandemic."

The Canberra Times

‘No Rwanda’ protest staged at immigration removal centre

Scores of activists marched to the Brook House Immigration Removal Centre, close to Gatwick Airport, near Crawley, West Sussex.

The Independent UK

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Zahawi praises university ties with Europe as he meets Portugal’s president

Mr Zahawi said collaboration between countries had never been more important.

The Independent UK

Woman convicted under Covid laws for attending Sarah Everard vigil accuses Met Police of ‘power play’

A woman who was fined for attending the vigil for murdered Londoner Sarah Everard has accused the Met Police of a “power play” by bringing criminal prosecutions and says intends to try to overturn her conviction.

Evening Standard

Foreign Office minister meets with Brazilian chief of police over missing Briton

Vicky Ford said the UK is ‘ready to support’ the official search operation.

The Independent UK

Sister of British journalist missing in Amazon still has hope he will be found

The vigil was organised by Greenpeace UK and attended by Sian and Gareth Phillips, the sister and brother of missing journalist Dom Phillips.

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Sarah Everard vigil attendees convicted and fined after Met Police prosecution

Three people have been convicted by a magistrate of breaking the Covid regulations by attending the event, each receiving a fine of £220 plus £134 in court costs and fees

Evening Standard

Met officers justify breaking up Sarah Everard vigil as it became ‘anti-police protest’

Accounts from police officers revealed for the first time as six people are prosecuted by Scotland Yard

Evening Standard

I’m lucky to have the Queen as my granny, Beatrice tells Jubilee lunch guests

Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice attended the event in Paddington.

The Independent UK

Queen reveals marmalade sandwiches in handbag to Paddington in comic sketch

The monarch appeared alongside the digitally animated character in secretly recorded footage which aired at the BBC’s Platinum Party at the Palace.

The Independent UK

Harry and Meghan back with royals, but relegated at Queen’s Jubilee service

The Duke and Duchess were making their first public appearance alongside the Windsors since Megxit and their controversial Oprah interview.

The Independent UK

In Pictures: Royal reunion on day two of Jubilee celebration

A service of thanksgiving saw Harry and Meghan make their first public appearance during their trip to the UK.

The Independent UK

Celebratory mood as royal family comes together to honour Queen

The enthusiasm and determination to mark the Platinum Jubilee and express gratitude was not diminished despite the Queen’s absence.

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

Met Police prosecuting Sarah Everard vigil attendees over alleged Covid lockdown rule breaking

The Metropolitan Police is prosecuting four people for allegedly breaking Covid lockdown rules at the vigil for murdered marketing executive Sarah Everard.

Evening Standard

Met Police fails in appeal against ‘unlawful’ decision to block Sarah Everard vigil

The Metropolitan Police has lost a bid to appeal against its High Court defeat over the handling of the vigil for murdered Sarah Everard.

Evening Standard

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe forced to sign ‘false confession’ before being freed by Iran

The former Iranian detainee said she expects Tehran will use it against her in the future

Daily Mirror

'Curse' of biggest ever lottery winners that saw them split after scooping jackpot

Lottery winners are among some of the luckiest people on the planet after winning a huge fortune many of us can only dream of – but some of have been become rather unfortunate when it comes to love

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The Independent UK

‘We feel safe here’: Ukrainian refugees meet PM at Downing Street

Boris Johnson greeted a group of around 10 refugees.

The Independent UK

Rebekah Vardy to return to witness stand as ‘Wagatha Christie’ trial continues

The trial is due to finish next Wednesday.

ABC News

Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney unwilling to back down as the WAGatha Christie scandal plays out in court

Coleen Rooney's post claiming Rebekah Vardy was leaking stories about her to the British tabloids went viral after it was compared to a dramatic crime novel reveal. Now the saga is before a judge.

The Independent UK

Rebekah Vardy tells court she did not leak stories about Coleen Rooney

‘I have been called a leaker and it’s not nice,’ Mrs Vardy told the High Court.

The Independent UK

The Queen’s Speech at a glance: Which bills were announced by the Government?

An at-a-glance guide to the full list of bills announced in the Government’s legislative agenda for the new parliamentary session.

The Independent UK

Thousands celebrate Eid in Trafalgar Square

They were entertained by live music from Arfoud Brothers and Sisters and the Baha Yetkin Sufi Ensemble.

The Independent UK

Man found guilty of threatening Labour MP with makeshift gallows and noose

Lance O’Connor was convicted at Westminster Magistrates’ Court of harassing Hove MP Peter Kyle in Parliament Square, central London, last October.

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