Esther Salas case: 'Feminazi' rants of lawyer who shot judge's family
The FBI names Roy Den Hollander as the suspect in the deadly attack on Judge Esther Salas' family.
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China warns UK of 'consequences' over Hong Kong 'interference'
The Chinese ambassador in London says the UK has "blatantly interfered" in China's internal affairs.
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E.U. Adopts Groundbreaking Stimulus to Fight Coronavirus Recession
The $857 billion package includes unprecedented steps to help less wealthy countries, including selling collective debt and giving much of the money as grants, not loans.
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Almost 900,000 public sector workers to get pay rise, says Rishi Sunak
TUC calls for social care workers to also receive pay rise as chancellor praises frontline effortsAlmost 900,000 public sector workers will be given an above-inflation pay rise on Tuesday, the Chancellor has announced, praising their work on the frontline during the pandemic.Teachers and doctors will be seeing the largest increase at 3.1% and 2.8% respectively, according to the Treasury. Police, prison officers and National Crime Agency staff will be given a 2.5% rise in pay and members of the armed forces will receive a 2% uplift. Members of the judiciary and senior civil servants will also see their pay topped up by 2%. Continue reading...
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Portland protests: Trump threatens to send officers to more US cities
The president said more officers would be sent to a number of cities run by "liberal Democrats".
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Nina Kapur, a television journalist for CBS2 in New York, has died following a moped accident, the station said on Sunday night. She was 26 years old.
Kapur was injured during an accident in Manhattan on Saturday and was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where she later died, the station reported.
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The gunman suspected of killing the son and wounding the husband of a federal judge in New Jersey before taking his own life in New York’s Catskills has been identified as lawyer and men’s rights activist Roy Den Hollander, federal sources said.
Hollander — whose website details “anti-feminist cases” and calls for clients to “help battle the infringement of Men’s Rights by the Feminists” — was found dead in the town of Rockland, NY, on Monday, according to sources.
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Oxford coronavirus vaccine triggers immune response, trial shows
Early results also indicate vaccine is safe, raising hopes it could help end pandemicCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageOxford University’s experimental coronavirus vaccine is safe and generated a strong immune response in the people who volunteered to help trial it, researchers have said, raising hopes it could contribute to ending the pandemic.Professor Sarah Gilbert, from Oxford’s Jenner Institute, said they were more than happy with the first results, which showed good immunity after a single dose of vaccine. “We’re really pleased that it seems behaving just as we thought it would do. We have quite a lot of experience of using this technology to make other vaccines...
UK risks China’s wrath by suspending Hong Kong extradition treaty
Foreign secretary also bans export of riot control kit in response to security crackdownThe UK is to immediately suspend its extradition treaty with Hong Kong and also bar the export of riot control equipment following Beijing’s imposition of a sweeping national security law on the territory, Dominic Raab has announced.Speaking to the Commons on Monday, the foreign secretary said that while the UK sought cooperative ties with China, it was deeply worried at events in Hong Kong and the repression of the Uighur population in China’s Xinjiang province. Continue reading...
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Chief nurse was dropped from briefings after refusing to back Cummings
Ruth May tells MPs she was told she was no longer needed after failing to back Johnson adviserCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageEngland’s chief nurse has confirmed she was dropped from the Downing Street daily coronavirus briefing after refusing to back Dominic Cummings.Ruth May said that in a trial run for the 1 June briefing, she was asked about Boris Johnson’s chief adviser’s decision to drive his family from London to Durham during lockdown while his wife had suspected Covid-19. Continue reading...
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Trump consults Bush torture lawyer on how to skirt law and rule by decree
John Yoo wrote memo used to justify waterboardingTrump keen to use executive orders and circumvent CongressThe Trump administration has been consulting the former government lawyer who wrote the legal justification for waterboarding, on how the president might try to rule by decree. Related: Watching Trump's paramilitary squads descend on Portland, it's hard not to feel doomed | Francine Prose Continue reading...
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Grenfell firm took some of cladding savings for itself, inquiry told
Rydon contract manager admits firm under-reported savings from switch to ACM panelsThe main contractor on the Grenfell Tower refurbishment secretly “pocketed” £126,000 while switching the cladding to cheaper, more combustible materials, the inquiry into the deadly fire at the building has heard.Rydon was bidding for the project in March 2014 when it told the landlord of the council block that it could save £293,368 by switching from the originally specified zinc cladding to plastic-filled aluminium panels, which the inquiry has heard had “significantly worse” fire performance. Continue reading...
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Oxford coronavirus vaccine trial shows promise
Study shows the vaccine is safe, but it is still too soon to know if it can stop people from being infected.
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Coronavirus: Masks mandatory in France amid fresh outbreaks
Masks must be worn in all enclosed public spaces amid hundreds of active clusters of Covid-19.
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Climate change: Polar bears could be lost by 2100
Scientists say we have time to save polar bears if we act now to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Japanese athletes suffered abuse, says Human Rights Watch report
Young athletes in Japan have suffered physical, verbal and sexual abuse during training, a report by Human Rights Watch says.
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Coronavirus Live Updates: Trump to Resume Daily Briefings, a Tacit Acknowledgment of Surging Cases
Top Republicans met with President Trump to smooth the way on negotiations for the next round of virus aid. India recorded at least 40,000 new infections on Monday, its highest single-day total.
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Revealed: NHS denied PPE at height of Covid-19 as supplier prioritised China
Disclosures call into question UK’s reliance on ‘just in time’ logistics during pandemicCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe NHS was deprived of large amounts of protective gear at the height of the coronavirus outbreak after a French company contracted to supply millions of masks allegedly prioritised more lucrative deals with deep-pocketed clients including a Chinese state-owned energy company.A joint investigation by the Guardian and the French news website Mediapart has uncovered evidence suggesting the mask manufacturer Valmy failed to fulfil the terms of a £1.2m contract with the NHS to supply about 7m masks in the event of a pandemic. Continue read...
Beefeaters at Tower of London face job cuts amid coronavirus crisis
First time in more than five centuries that tower’s guards threatened with redundanciesCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe famous Beefeaters at the Tower of London are among staff at six palaces in London and Northern Ireland threatened by redundancies as the coronavirus pandemic hits visitor numbers.Historic Royal Palaces (HRP), the charity that looks after the palaces, faces a shortfall of £98m this year, and it expects visitor numbers to take years to recover to 2019 levels. Continue reading...
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Martin Lewis accuses Student Loan Company of misleading graduates
Finance expert says borrowers are being pushed into making needless repaymentsThe Student Loans Company is giving graduates a “demoralising, damaging and dangerous” picture of their debts, according to the consumer finance champion Martin Lewis, who accused the company of pushing its users into making needless repayments.Lewis, the founder of Moneysavingexpert.com, said a new version of the SLC’s repayments website exaggerated the status of outstanding loans of former students, and prioritised quick repayment options while failing to make clear that they make “diddly squat” difference to what most people need to repay. Continue reading...
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Red kites thriving in England 30 years after reintroduction
Three decades after 13 were flown in by jet from Spain, there are nearly 2,000 breeding pairs of red kites across the country In July 1990, 13 red kites had to be flown by British Airways jet from Spain before they could grace the skies of the Chilterns.Thirty years on, nearly 2,000 breeding pairs of red kites display their distinctive forked tails as they soar over virtually every English county, in what has been hailed as one of the most successful reintroduction projects in the world. Continue reading...
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Boris Johnson prepares to suspend UK extradition treaty with Hong Kong
Raab due to address the Commons, while China has urged UK not to go down ‘wrong path’ of Hong Kong sanctionsBoris Johnson has all-but confirmed the UK will suspend an extradition treaty with Hong Kong due to a national security law imposed by Beijing, bringing another clash with China following last week’s decision over Huawei.Speaking on a visit to a school in Kent, the prime minister said foreign secretary Dominic Raab would explain later on Monday “about how we are going to change our extradition arrangements to reflect our concerns about what’s happening with the security law in Hong Kong”. Continue reading...
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Coronavirus: Wrangling over huge EU recovery plan enters fourth day
EU leaders are still struggling to reach a deal on a recovery fund, with deep differences remaining.
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Hope probe: UAE launches historic first mission to Mars
The probe starts its 500-million-km journey after taking off from the remote Tanegashima spaceport.
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US election 2020: Kanye West launches unconventional bid for presidency
Fans have questioned whether the rapper's last-minute bid for the presidency is genuine.
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Portland protests: Mayor demands federal troops leave city
Mayor Ted Wheeler accuses troops of "sharply escalating" protest-related violence.
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Nantes cathedral fire: Questioned volunteer released without charge
The Rwandan refugee, who was responsible for closing the building, is released without charge.
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Europe Said It Was Pandemic-Ready. Pride Was Its Downfall.
The coronavirus exposed European countries’ misplaced confidence in faulty models, bureaucratic busywork and their own wealth.
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As Trump Ignores Virus Crisis, Republicans Start to Break Ranks
President Trump continues to press for a quick return to life as usual, but Republicans who fear a rampaging disease and angry voters are increasingly going their own way.
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