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Thursday, June 8, 2017
Thursday, June 8, 2017
Phil Collins rushed to hospital after suffering a fall
Phil Collins rushed to hospital after suffering a fall
The singing legend has cancelled his show at the Royal Albert Hall as a result
Muslims in Italy fear backlash after London Bridge terrorist identified as Italian
Muslims in Italy fear backlash after London terrorist identified as Italian
Youssef Zaghba, who conducted the attack at London Bridge, had an Italian passport and his mother lives near Bologna
American woman shoots python to death after it mauls her goat
American woman shoots python to death after it mauls her goat
Rachel Elizabeth Valverde shot the 12-foot reptile after it strangled her goat to death
TV presenter Saba Douglas-Hamilton says 'I feel like I was baptised by elephant breath'
Saba Douglas-Hamilton: 'I feel like I was baptised by elephant breath'
Saba Douglas-Hamilton tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that there is no reason why we can't have a modern world with elephants
Divorcee Graham Mills talks to Julia Hartley-Brewer about his court fight to make divorce fairer
Divorcee Graham Mills on his court fight to make divorce fairer and easier
Graham Mills is still paying maintenance to his ex-wife despite divorcing 15 years ago – and her overspending issues
New arrests made in London Bridge attack investigation
New arrests made in London Bridge attack investigation
Three men have been arrested in east London as the probe continues
'Schools need to keep communities thinking sensibly about terror', says former head teacher
'Schools shouldn't add to scaremongering about terrorism and should be sensible'
Reports claim some schools are cancelling trips due to terrorism fears
TFL apologise for putting parking tickets on vehicles in the London Bridge attack area
TFL apologise for parking tickets on vehicles in London Bridge attack area
Motorists who were forced to leave their cars behind during the attack were issued tickets after the police cordon was lifted
Australian police discover SOS sign was made by pair after yacht 'was attacked by crocodiles'
Police find SOS sign made by pair after yacht was 'attacked by crocodiles'
A search for missing people began after a helicopter pilot spotted an SOS, but it turned out to be from 2013
New video shows the moment London Bridge attackers were gunned down by police
New video shows the moment London Bridge attackers were gunned down by police
Youssef Zaghba, Rachid Redouane, and Khuram Butt killed eight pedestrians in the London Bridge attack before being gunned down by police
Syria peace talks postponed indefinitely
Syria peace talks postponed indefinitely
The talks between Russia, Iran and Turkey in Astana have been put on hold
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
'The election hinges on how many Labour supporters turn out', says Ipsos Mori founder
'The election hinges on how many Labour supporters turn out'
Ipsos Mori founder sir Robert Worcester tells Sam Delaney it is likely that the Conservatives will get a majority in the general election - but Labour voters might have something to say about that
Notre Dame attacker pledged allegiance to Isis in video uncovered at home - reports
Notre Dame attacker pledged Isis allegiance in video uncovered at home - reports
The man, who attacked a police officer with a hammer outside the cathedral, is recovering in hospital after being shot
Teacher who ran secret wrestling classes for Muslim boys thrown out of profession
Maths teacher ran secret wrestling classes for Muslim boys
Azam Zia held classes on weekends for Muslim boys to learn how to fight, but parents thought children were getting extra maths tuition
United Arab Emirates warns of prison sentences if people support Qatar on social media
UAE warns of prison sentences if people support Qatar on social media
The United Arab Emirates has cut ties with Qatar in an escalating diplomatic crisis
Qatar Crisis: Moscow denies hacker involvement, says there's 'zero' proof
Qatar Crisis: Moscow denies hacker involvement, says there's 'zero' proof
Five Gulf countries have severed all diplomatic ties with Qatar in an escalating dispute
Vladimir Putin says he doesn't have bad days because he's 'not a woman'
Vladimir Putin says he doesn't have bad days because he's 'not a woman'
Footage provided to Bloomberg is reported to show the Russian President making the comments in an interview with filmmaker Oliver Stone
Lawyers claim Donald Trump is violating first amendment by blocking users on Twitter
Lawyers say Donald Trump is violating first amendment by blocking Twitter users
The Knight First Amendment Institute has sent a letter to the White House calling on the President to stop blocking users from his account
Muslim undertaker explains why she wouldn't perform funeral for Westminster terrorist Khalid Masood
Undertaker explains why she wouldn't conduct terrorist Khalid Masood's funeral
Habiba tells Iain Lee she was approached by St Thomas' Hospital and asked if she would conduct the funeral for Khalid Masood
Paul Nuttall insists UKIP isn't dead: 'In 18 months we'll be bigger than ever'
Paul Nuttall insists UKIP isn't dead: 'In 18 months we'll be bigger than ever'
UKIP leader Paul Nuttall tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that UKIP will gain more members and do better in the polls if Theresa May gets a Brexit deal the public don't want
Diane Abbott says she'll 'rejoin the fray soon' after being replaced as shadow home secretary
Diane Abbott says she'll 'rejoin the fray soon'
The shadow home secretary was replaced by Lyn Brown today as she recovers from illness
Diane Abbott: Five key questions that remain unanswered
Diane Abbott: Five key questions that remain unanswered
The MP for Hackney North & Stoke Newington has been suffering from some sort of illness, according to Labour Party officials.
London Bridge: Spanish 'skateboard hero' Ignacio Echevarria confirmed dead by family
Spanish 'skateboard hero' Ignacio Echevarria confirmed dead by family
Ignacio Evchevarria was credited with fighting one of the attackers off with a skateboard
London Bridge: Body recovered from Thames
London Bridge: Body recovered from Thames
Detectives searching for French citizen Xavier Thomas made the discovery
LISTEN AGAIN: Labour's Barry Gardiner on Diane Abbott's 'long-term illness' and 'feisty' Lyn Brown
LISTEN: Labour's Barry Gardiner on Diane Abbott's illness and 'feisty' Lyn Brown
Barry Gardiner tells Julia Hartley-Brewer he hopes Diane Abbott is getting appropriate treatment and that she’s feeling better
'Lyn Brown is one of the most feisty, admirable, plucky women that I know', says Corbyn ally Barry Gardiner
Corbyn ally praises 'feisty, admirable, plucky' Lyn Brown
Labour's Barry Gardiner tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that new shadow home secretary Lyn Brown fights hardest for people at the bottom of the pile
Corbyn ally Barry Gardiner: 'Diane Abbott has a long-term illness... but I'm not sure what it is'
Corbyn ally: 'Diane Abbott has a long-term illness... but I'm not sure what'
Barry Gardiner says Abbott has been diagnosed but he's not sure what with.
US Russia probe: Devin Nunes refuses to say if he's stepped aside
Devin Nunes refuses to say if he's stepped aside from Trump-Russia probe
The chairman of the House of Representatives intelligence committee deflected questions from journalists on the matter
Diane Abbott replaced by Lyn Brown as shadow home secretary
Diane Abbott replaced by Lyn Brown as shadow home secretary
Labour makes change at 11th hour to cover Abbott's 'ill health'
Weak and wobbly? Tory advertising van blown over by wind on M6
Weak and wobbly? Tory advertising van blown over by wind on M6
The van was driving north along the M6, between Lymm and Woolston, when strong winds knocked it over
Election 2017: Terror attacks won't necessarily lead to Tory votes, says Vince Cable
Terror attacks won't necessarily lead to Tory election votes, says Vince Cable
Sir Vince Cable spoke to Paul Ross about the upcoming vote on Thursday, saying the Tories' reputation as a party of law and order has been eroded by their current leader
New poll suggests majority of voters agree with Jeremy Corbyn on foreign policy
New poll suggests majority of voters agree with Jeremy Corbyn on foreign policy
A survey conducted by The Independent claims voters agree with the Labour leader when he says foreign intervention increases risks of domestic terrorism
Isis releases video of militants inside Iranian parliament
Isis releases video of militants inside Iranian parliament
The Iraqi legislative building came under attack this morning, along with a nearby shrine
Man arrested on suspicion of terror offences in east London
Man arrested on suspicion of terror offences in east London
Scotland Yard said an early morning raid saw the 30-year-old arrested in Ilford
Manchester Arena: police arrest man at Heathrow airport suspected of terror offences
Police arrest man at Heathrow airport suspected of terror offences
The terror offences the 38-year-old is suspected of relate to the bombing of Manchester Arena
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
German men 'claiming to be fathers of refugee children in exchange for money'
German men 'claiming to be fathers of refugee children in exchange for money'
In Germany men can legally claim they are the father of a child even if they are not biologically related.
Filmmaker Michael Moore launches Trumpileaks website for Trump whistleblowers
Filmmaker Michael Moore launches Trumpileaks website for Trump whistleblowers
Filmmaker Michael Moore has claimed it is a patriotic duty to leak details from the White House
Shots fired at Notre Dame cathedral 'after man attacks police with hammer'
Shots fired at Notre Dame cathedral 'after man attacks police with hammer'
The public were told to clear the area as the incident took place
Jinwar: The all-female commune being created by Kurdish women to rid themselves of war and patriarchy
Jinwar: The all-female commune being created in Kurdistan
Jinwar Free Women's Village is being created by the Kurdish community of Northern Syria and the women creating it say they're fighting for a peaceful, self-sustaining life
Jeremy Corbyn addressed terror group linked to London Bridge attacker at pro-Palestine rally
Jeremy Corbyn addressed terror group linked to London Bridge attacker at rally
Corbyn spoke at a rally attended by proscribed group Al-Mujahiroun in 2002
21 civilians 'killed in US airstrike near Isis stronghold of Raqqa'
21 civilians 'killed in US airstrike near Isis stronghold of Raqqa'
The offensive to recapture Raqqa from Islamic State began in earnest on Monday
Man carrying three machetes on London bus arrested by armed police
Man carrying three machetes on London bus arrested by armed police
The incident is not believed to be related to terrorism
London Attacks: Football fan shouted 'f***k you, I'm Millwall' as he battled terrorists
Football fan shouted 'f***k you, I'm Millwall' as he battled terrorists
Roy Larner suffered several stab wounds as he fought attackers in Black and Blue pub
Syrian Democratic Forces to announce official operation to liberate Raqqa from Isis
Syrian Democratic Forces to announce official operation to liberate Raqqa
Senior Kurdish officials said a statement will say that a major attack on the city of Raqqa, Syria is planned by a US-backed alliance of Arab and Kurdish fighters
CNN accused of 'fake news' over London Bridge video
CNN accused of 'fake news' over London Bridge video
Video of camera crew arranging a shot of several 'Muslim mums' has been circulating on Twitter, leading to some to accuse the organisation of 'faking a protest'
Ariana Grande and her crew get Manchester bee tattoos after emotional gig
Ariana Grande and her crew get Manchester bee tattoos after emotional gig
The singer and her team got the tattoos backstage at the One Love Manchester concert
Nicola Sturgeon won't rule out third Indyref if Scotland votes 'no' a second time
Nicola Sturgeon won't rule out third Indyref if Scotland votes no a second time
The Scottish First Minister was taking part in a BBC Question Time election special in Edinburgh
Qatar crisis: Fifa refuses to be drawn on whether country will be stripped of 2022 World Cup
Fifa refuses to be drawn on whether Qatar will be stripped of 2022 World Cup
Fifa only says it is 'in contact' with crisis-riddled Gulf kingdom
Sadiq Khan calls for Donald Trump's state visit to be cancelled following tweets
Sadiq Khan calls for Donald Trump's state visit to be cancelled following tweets
The US president has attacked the London Mayor on Twitter following the London Bridge attack
Anyone who encourages terrorism should be thrown in jail, says Muslim group chief
Anyone who encourages terror should be thrown in jail, says Muslim group chief
Chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation Mohammed Shafiq explains that he saw Khuram Butt in 2013 and he was shouting profanities
Third London Bridge Attacker named as Youssef Zaghba
Third London Bridge Attacker named as Youssef Zaghba
Zaghba had Moroccan-Italian nationality, according to police
Private education, police officers and her 'splendid afro' - Diane Abbott's best (or worst) gaffes
Diane Abbott's best (or worst) gaffes: Cops, schools and her splendid afro
Following yet another car crash interview on Sky News on Monday, what else has the shadow home secretary done?
London Bridge: Friend of Spanish man who disappeared in attack says 'I saw how they stabbed him'
Friend of Spanish London Bridge attack 'hero' says 'I saw how they stabbed him'
Friend of banker Ignacio Echevarria has described his heroic resistance on Saturday night
'Donald Trump has thrown fireball at Sadiq Khan to steal headlines from London terror victims'
'Trump has thrown fireball at Sadiq Khan to steal headlines from London victims'
International politics professor Scott Lucas tells Julia Hartley-Brewer that Donald Trump may be trying to whip up a climate of fear
Khuram Butt: 'Intelligence agencies have shown grave negligence and someone needs to be accountable', says thinktank
Khuram Butt: 'Intelligence agencies have shown grave negligence'
Executive director of anti-radicalisation thinktank Quilliam tells Julia Hartley-Brewer says security services failed and someone must take responsibility
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