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The uns Special Adviser on the prevention of genocide told the bbc that the Rapid Support forces were targeting communities based on their ethnicity. Tens of thousands of people have protested outside taiwans parliament over plans to give the assembly new powers. Opposition legislators want greater oversight of the government but the demonstrators believe the changes have not been properly debated. The American Film Maker Morgan Spurlock has died of complications from cancer, at the age of 53. H...

Former chief executive speaks publicly about the Horizon IT scandal for the first time in ten years

The former sub-postmaster campaigned for justice over the Horizon IT scandal, which led to his colleagues being prosecuted and struggling with debt

Alan Bates, the leading campaigner, said the Post Office should be sold to Amazon for £1

Campaigners, including Alan Bates, and politicians have suggested that the firm should face financial consequences for its role in designing the Horizon system

Key momentsLetby indicated she would not attend sentencing today Police fear nurse attacked 30 more babiesThe government is “committed” to changing the law for force killers such as Lucy Letby to attend court to hear the impact of their crimes, a minister said this morning as the nurse was set to be

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Conservatives have questioned the validity of the Partygate report published on Friday after it was revealed investigator Sue Gray has been appointed as Sir Keir Starmers chief of staff.

Chancellor admitted that technically the UK might have fallen into recession, after the Bank of England estimates of two quarters of negative growth but also backed his drive growth.

MPs also hit out at the separate negotiations for hundreds of victims convicted of crimes as well as suffering monetary loss - claiming the approach there is also leading to low payouts.