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Labour sees off Tory ‘bandwagon’ call for new inquiry into sexual abuse gangs

Ministers condemn Conservative attempt to block child wellbeing and schools bill with ‘shameful’ amendment

The Guardian - UK

MP hits outs at supermarkets selling products linked to slave labour

Sarah Champion argued that UK supply chains are ‘awash with Uighur forced labour products’.

Evening Standard

Ex-NHS surgeon breaks down describing 'IDF drones shooting children' in Gaza

A FORMER NHS surgeon who recently returned from a hospital in Gaza broke down while testifying about children being “shot by IDF quadcopters”.

The National (Scotland)

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Israeli Forces Used Drones To 'Deliberately And Persistently' Target Injured Palestinians, Including Children: UK Doctors

A top UK surgeon volunteered in Gaza's Nasser Hospital from August to September and broke down while recounting Israeli forces targeting fallen women and children with drones.

International Business Times

Israeli Forces Used Drones to 'Deliberately and Persistently' Target Injured Palestinians, Including Children: UK Doctors

A top UK surgeon volunteered in Gaza's Nasser Hospital from August to September and broke down while recounting Israeli forces targeting fallen women and children with drones.

Latin Times

Overseas aid budget 'raided' of £4.3billion for refugees in UK

The Home Office has been accused of conducting ‘raids’ on the UK’s overseas aid budget

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer 'escapes' major Labour revolt over Gaza ceasefire vote

The Commons Speaker allowed a Labour amendment to be called and debated, which also supported a ceasefire, but was not nearly as critical of Israel

Evening Standard

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The government’s oil and gas bill breaks promises and sows division

Letter: The offshore petroleum licensing bill will not achieve anything other than weakening the UK’s climate commitments, write a group of MPs and academics including Caroline Lucas and Sarah Champion

The Guardian - UK

‘Horrifying numbers’ of women and girls will die because of UK aid cuts, say MPs

FCDO cuts hit most vulnerable hardest, report says, with girl in South Sudan more likely to die in childbirth than finish school

The Guardian - UK

Rish! never said he would stop the boats – it was all that lectern’s doing

At the liaison committee, the PM is shocked to learn nobody else realises just how well everything is going

The Guardian - UK

MPs call for review of Environment Agency flood failings in England

Derbyshire and South Yorkshire MPs say agency ‘not up to the task’ after people received warnings too late

The Guardian - UK

UK Government’s £10 million aid for Palestinians is ‘pitiful’, MPs say

The Prime Minister said the UK was increasing its support by a third when he confirmed the sum this week.

The Independent UK

Investments by UK development finance body have ‘harmed society and environment’

MPs have warned that British International Investment holds some ‘questionable investments’ including in fossil fuels.

The Independent UK

Britain’s international reputation damaged due to aid cuts and ‘rushed’ merger, says watchdog

It is nothing short of disastrous for those whose lives are supported by UK aid, charity says

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Aid cuts and department merger have harmed UK’s reputation, says watchdog

The Government added to external pressures on the development programme with political turbulence, budget reductions and Brexit, a report said.

The Independent UK

UK foreign aid cuts will lead to thousands of deaths, ministers warned

The consequences will be particularly dire for women’s health and wellbeing, leading to unsafe abortions and maternal deaths, assessments show.

The Independent UK

Loophole allows thousands of sex offenders to change names

Exclusive: Labour MP Sarah Champion wants law change that would see name changes flagged to victims

The Guardian - UK

‘We knew a bad man had taken her’: the murder of Collette Gallacher – and her sisters’ fight for justice

After serving his sentence, Collette’s killer changed his name, making it very difficult to trace him. Her sisters Lauren and Claire describe the appalling toll of his crime and their campaign to ensure sex offenders can’t so easily assume a new identity

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The Independent UK

Government approach to debt relief for poorer nations ‘not good enough’, MPs say

The International Development Select Committee said the current approach of focusing on ‘market-based solutions’ to the problem is ‘not good enough’.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak faces pressure to justify ‘death trap’ smart motorways

Labour MP Sarah Champion highlighted figures suggesting 79 people have been killed on such roads.

The Independent UK

Labour urges government to consider crackdown on VPNs

Online Safety Bill amendment would require Ofcom to investigate use of VPNs to circumvent web rules

Daily Mirror

Family of boy, 5, 'begged' for a hospital bed as probe launched into pneumonia death

Yusuf Mahmud Nazir died from pneumonia on November 23, ten days after he first complained of a sore throat - his grieving family believe he'd still be alive if he was treated in hospital

The Guardian - UK

Independent inquiry over death of boy, 5, sent home from hospital

Family say Yusuf Mahmud Nazir died from pneumonia due to a lack of beds at Rotherham general hospital

The Independent UK

‘Mum was right to stab our abuser to death’: Sarah Sands’ sons say her actions saved others

Sarah Sands killed Michael Pleasted in 2014, weeks after discovering he had betrayed her friendship to abuse her three boys

The Independent UK

Further £800m cut in UK overseas aid spending ‘snuck out’ by ministers

Reduction comes days after Jeremy Hunt pledged to remain world leader ‘in tackling global poverty’

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