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Departure of Lord Jonathan Sumption and Lord Lawrence Collins comes after criticism from human rights groups

Manchester has beaten Liverpool to become the new home of the English National Opera (ENO) following a row over the company’s forced move from London.

The British PM is trying to circumvent a court finding that sending asylum seekers to Rwanda would have them face a real risk of persecution.

Despite the Supreme Court ruling the immigration policy is unlawful, the government has doubled down and insisted it can push ahead. But what is its plan?

The Rwanda plan is in tatters - and it is very difficult to see how the PM can salvage its flagship policy.

The anti-woke group, Restore Trust, had launched a renewed campaign to win seats on the Trust’s council this year after failing in their attempts last year, and this time they had the likes of Farage, along with the right-wing press backing them. 

Three weeks post election, and we are still no nearer to knowing what the final make up of the government will be.
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Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage also has the Trust in his sights, backing an anti-woke splinter group of candidates, after the failed campaign of the Restore Trust (RT) to win in the council elections last year.

Martyn Brabbins’s resignation sparks war of words as he protests against funding reduction to orchestra and chorus

The Restore Trust has a new list of candidates for the upcoming council elections and, this time, they’ve been endorsed by Nigel Farage.