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Culture Secretary says new laws will stop Netflix airing offensive comments following Jimmy Carr uproar

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Culture Secretary says new laws will stop Netflix airing offensive comments following Jimmy Carr uproar

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Rescuers ‘almost there’ as they inch closer to 5-year-old boy trapped 100ft down well in Morocco

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Police appeal for witnesses of fatal bus collision in Hackney

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Queen wears 18th birthday brooches from late father to view Jubilee cards

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Fireworks mark opening ceremony at Beijing Winter Olympics

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Queen ‘set a wonderful example by her father’, childhood friend says

Lady Glenconner was a maid of honour at the Queen’s coronation.
UK

Dorries reluctant to say if she has spoken to PM during awkward BBC interview

BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt said he was ‘really confused’, asking Nadine Dorries if his question was a ‘difficult’ one.
UK

Urn containing child’s ashes stolen during break-in

The child’s mother is described as ‘very distressed’ and police believe the ashes may have been discarded by the thieves

UK

New laws would hold Netflix to account over Carr’s Holocaust joke – Dorries

Nadine Dorries said the joke was ‘shocking and abhorrent and unacceptable’.
UK

Four boys arrested in murder probe after man, 20, stabbed near Manchester

At 9.30pm on Friday, Greater Manchester Police was called by the ambulance service responding to a report of a stabbing in Dukinfield.
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The 10 men and women who have influenced the Queen

A range of figures both prominent and private have played an important role in the life of the head of state.
UK

Christian Wakeford reveals he does not regret quitting the Tories

The former Conservative MP said Boris Johnson’s reaction to partygate had proved he was right to defect to Labour.
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Former head of the BBC criticises corporation’s ‘disrespectful’ tone

Lord Michael Grade said the corporation was right to hold the government to account but added that its ‘macho culture’ was ‘unnecessary’.
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What the papers say – February 5

The partygate fallout continues to dominate the nation’s front pages.
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Repair and supply issues putting pressure on price of motor insurance, says ABI

Insurers appreciate that many households are facing a cost-of-living squeeze, the Association of British Insurers said.
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Wales to plant woodlands in memory of people who died in Covid pandemic

Mark Drakeford said the three forests will be a ‘permanent and living memorial to all those who have died’.
UK

Another Tory MP says ‘we need to change the Prime Minister’ to restore trust

Former minister Nick Gibb said his constituents were ‘furious about the double standards’.
UK

Online Safety Bill to be strengthened with more offences brought into scope

The Culture Secretary has confirmed a number of new criminal offences have been added to the Bill’s priority offences list.
Politics

Boris Johnson hit by new turmoil at No10

As another aide resigns Boris is warned to ‘shape up, or ship out’

UK

Dean of Oxford college agrees to step down after mediation process

Christ Church said a resolution has been reached that is acceptable to all parties.
UK

Queen ‘set example’ by sitting alone at Philip’s funeral, says archbishop

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby commended the monarch for showing ‘duty, leadership and character’.
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Refugees in hotels told free access to toiletries and medication will be cut

A letter has been sent to refugees after it was revealed the Government is spending £4.7 million per day housing asylum seekers in hotels.
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Another Tory MP submits letter of no confidence in Boris Johnson

Aaron Bell had previously asked PM ‘Do you think I’m a fool?’ for following Covid rules at his grandmother’s funeral

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Jimmy Carr faces backlash over ‘disturbing’ Holocaust joke

The Netflix special His Dark Material aired on Christmas Day.
World

China joins Russia in opposing Nato expansion

Vladimir Putin has claimed amid the rising tensions over Ukraine that Western powers are using the defence alliance to undermine Russia

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Vulnerable man made to live in horse box and squalid shed for years

The man’s boss, Peter Swailes Senior, died last year aged 80 while awaiting trial for modern slavery offences.
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Bid to move memorial ‘like trying to get rid of elderly, unpopular relative’

Tobias Rustat, who invested in the Royal African Company, became one of Jesus College’s largest benefactors before the 20th century.
UK

No one party should have a veto over Stormont future, Micheal Martin says

It comes as DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson suggested his party would not return to powersharing if issues over the protocol are not resolved.
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‘Spark has gone from our lives’, say family of woman who fell from Arthur’s Seat

Fawziyah Javed, 31, from Pudsey in Leeds, died in Holyrood Park in September.
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Lorry driver smuggled cocaine while delivering frozen potatoes – NCA

The National Crime Agency started their investigation last October.
UK

Woman arrested on suspicion of murdering two-year-old boy

Cleveland Police are not confirming the child’s identity at this time but specially trained officers are supporting his family.
UK

Latest Covid-19 case rates for UK local authority areas

Around three in 10 local areas have recorded a week-on-week rise in rates.
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The five aides leaving Downing Street as Boris Johnson’s power drains

From one of his greatest inspirations to an amateur boxing policy adviser, here is a look at the departed advisers.
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