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A “dark money lobbying network” bankrolled by Reform UK donor Richard Smith has been associated with “open advocates of far-right remigration”, said Byline Times. Once a fringe concept, remigration is gaining traction not only in Britain but across the world.What is remigration?In general terms, it ...
Under President Donald Trump, the US has often seemed less welcoming to outsiders than it used to. But the men’s football World Cup is showcasing the country’s grassroots hospitality to visitors from abroad.What did the commentators say?Many international football fans were worried about “visa acces...
Half of Brits (50%) think men dress badly in the summer, with only 34% approving of their fashion choices, according to a YouGov poll of 4,924 adults. Women fare better, with 56% of respondents saying they dress “very” or “fairly” well as temperatures rise.
500,000: The number of military personnel South Korea plans to train as “drone warriors”. Every member of the forces “should be able to use drones like a second personal firearm”, said defence minister Ahn Gyu-back, observing that, in Ukraine and the Middle East, drones are a “game-changer on the ba...
It’s been a long 13 years but “GTA 6”, the follow-up to “Grand Theft Auto 5”, is now open for pre-orders and set to launch on 19 November. It is expected to be one of the biggest releases in entertainment history and is projected to generate revenues of £5.67 billion in its first two months.But the ...
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The explainer The phenomenon traps hot air over a region

The Explainer Once a fringe position, calls for mass deportation are spreading throughout Europe and entering mainstream politics

The Explainer Donna Ockenden found that babies and mothers died after ‘systemic’ failings

The Explainer The Labour leadership favourite is expected to put his own stamp on taxes, pensions, and more

Talking Point Pixar’s latest instalment pits toys against technology

Talking Point Whether Andy Burnham picks Miliband, Streeting or someone else, they will face a ‘bulging in-tray’

talking points Dueling narratives over who asked whom to pose for what have exposed shifting geopolitical headwinds



Under the radar It clears toxic proteins in the brain that cause memory loss

Under the Radar MPs to meet coastguard volunteers to discuss end of hourly expenses

Under The Radar Freelance crew members are threatening legal action after being forced to ‘borrow petrol money to return home’

Speed Read Over 11,000 seafarers have been stranded since the Iran war began

Speed Read Over 500 people have been confirmed dead

Speed Read Both decisions were authored by conservative Justice Samuel Alito

Speed Read An appeals court ruled that Michigan was not required to turn over voter roll information
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