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Ofa of a good evening to you both. a quick look through some of the reference pages before our chapter. the financial times leads on protests in china, which the paper says have escalated as anger spreads over president xis covid lockdown rules. the daily telegraph also leads on anti—lockdown marches in china. it says that beijing is facing "unprecedented disobedience". the front page of the times calls the demonstrations the "biggest since tiananmen" and highlights students protesting on the ...

To help others avoid the pain they are going through. jessica lane, bbc news, in rotherham. lets have a look at some of todays other news. social media footage from china appears to show people in the western xinjiang region protesting against covid restrictions. it follows a fire in a block of flats, which killed ten people — and raised questions as to whether lockdown rules prevented people from escaping. demonstrators in the city of urumqi could be seen, apparently arguing with officials an...

In italy — eight people have died in a landslide on the island of ischia. heavy rain caused mud to slide down a hillside and engulf some buildings. the infrastructure minister said rescuers are continuing to work in difficult conditions to look for the missing. the island — which is 20 miles off the coast of naples — is a popular holiday destination. social media footage from china appears to show people in the western xinjiang region protesting against covid restrictions. it follows a fir...

With the justice secretary dominic raab. weve already mentioned this this morning. the paper claims the deputy prime minister left some staff "traumatised by his behaviour" in his previous stint leading the ministry ofjustice. a source close to mr raab tells the paper he is "always professional" with staff. the daily telegraph reports comments by the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley, who has told the paper that he believes public sector strikes will distract officers from fighti...

A 72-year-old man has been sentenced to six months in prison by a UK court after being found guilty of violating Chinese coronavirus lockdown rules by selling mince pies at a shooting club and destroying evidence. 

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Tony Blair's globalist think tank has called for the UK government to start preparations to return mandatory masks on public transport,

The government "doesn't know" if travel restrictions imposed during lockdown prevented the spread of coronavirus, a report from MPs found.