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Politics latest: Sadiq Khan's call adds to pressure on Keir Starmer over Gaza stance; Border Force 'prepared and ready' to help UK citizens who get out - Vimarsana News

Politics latest: Sadiq Khan's call adds to pressure on Keir Starmer over Gaza stance; Border Force 'prepared and ready' to help UK citizens who get out

The London mayor says the "humanitarian crisis" in Gaza is "set to deteriorate further"; Education Secretary Gillian Keegan is quizzed on Sky News about the government's Gaza response.

Source: sky.com
Likely next U.K. chancellor accused of plagiarism - Vimarsana News

Likely next U.K. chancellor accused of plagiarism

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves, widely expected to be the next head of the U.K. Treasury after an election that could come next year, was accused of...

Rachel Reeves book: Shadow chancellor denies claims she copied 'entire paragraphs' in The Women Who Made Modern Economics - Vimarsana News

Rachel Reeves book: Shadow chancellor denies claims she copied 'entire paragraphs' in The Women Who Made Modern Economics

A report in the Financial Times claims more than 20 examples were found to have been lifted from online blogs and other sources, but the Labour MP says they were "inadvertent mistakes".

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Labour's Rachel Reeves urged to 'explain herself amid 'plagiarism' row - Vimarsana News

Labour's Rachel Reeves urged to 'explain herself amid 'plagiarism' row

Ms Reeves admitted 'inadvertent mistakes' had been made in The Women Who Made Modern Economics after the FT found entire paragraphs lifted from other sources.

Labour's Rachel Reeves denies apparent plagiarism over her new book | Rachel Reeves - Vimarsana News

Labour's Rachel Reeves denies apparent plagiarism over her new book | Rachel Reeves

Book on female economists has passages that appear to be lifted from Wikipedia and the Guardian, FT analysis finds