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'Stop the boats' bill amended for pregnant women and child migrants
Changes made after draft law suffered 20 defeats in House of Lords
Biden and Sunak discuss split on Ukraine cluster bombs at No 10
UK acknowledged it was a 'difficult decision' for the US to send the explosives to Kyiv
Airlines told to give 'realistic' travel times to help cut emissions
The group wants free train tickets to be given to people on international flights to discourage them from driving to the airport
US and Germany cast doubt on Nato membership for Ukraine
Biden says Kyiv yet to meet criteria despite strong support for war effort
Biden to meet Sunak and King Charles on first day of UK visit
US leader’s decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine could overshadow his UK visit
Pressure on BBC over presenter’s alleged explicit images
The suspended presenter made ‘panicked’ calls to the young person last week, it has been claimed
German police say 22 officers wounded in clashes at Eritrean festival
Organisers of the gathering are accused of being closely linked to the Eritrean authorities
Nearly 700 migrants arrive in UK on busiest day of year for Channel crisis
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak battling to carry out Britain's plan to deport migrants to Rwanda amid setbacks
Rishi Sunak says UK 'discourages' use of cluster munitions
Disapproval of American decision to send cluster bombs to Ukraine comes hours before meeting with US President Joe Biden
Jacob Rees-Mogg urges Bernard Jenkin to quit privileges committee
Johnson ally said Sir Bernard should only return to the panel that found former PM guilty if he is cleared of breaching Covid rules
BBC presenter 'off air' over claims he paid teen for sexual photos
The mother of the youth said her child had used the money to fund a crack cocaine habit
Nato question burdens Ireland's military neutrality debate
Conversations on defence and security are on the rise amid an increase in Russian warship activity in Irish waters
500 days of war leaves Ukrainian refugees stranded
Millions of people have fled their homes, either internally or abroad
Government loses legal challenge over Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages
Judges rule ex-PM's messages likely to contain information relevant to Covid-19 inquiry
Bank of England pushed by markets to raise rates as bonds hit 16-year high
Government debt worth £4 billion was sold, with the highest yield of any gilt since 2007
