‘My duty’: Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil meets lawmakers at US Capitol
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Khalil, who continues to be targeted for deportation, says he will continue to advocate for Palestine and free speech.
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Japan could be in a weaker position in trade talks after Ishiba's upper house defeat, experts say
"Trump will show no mercy to [either] a lame duck Ishiba or because of a political vacuum," advisory firm Quantum Strategy said.
Trump announces 'massive' trade deal with Japan with 15% reciprocal tariffs
Bereaved families to report and pay tax on inherited UK pensions
Government to switch responsibility away from pension providers
How Britain enticed investors to back its costly new nuclear plant
Taxpayers will bear most of the cost and risk, while most of the funding is in the form of government loans
PATRICK MARMION reviews Burlesque at the Savoy Theatre: A laborious theatrical rehash of an already lamentable film
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PATRICK MARMION: How to make a travesty out of a travesty? Look no further than Burlesque The Musical - a theatrical rehash of the lamentable 2010 film Burlesque.
E-scooter riders may be forced to display licence plates, pass a test and have insurance amid crackdown to restore order on streets
The plans will be welcomed by police. Last year, the Mail revealed e-scooters were linked to more than 20,000 crimes over the last three years, including drug trafficking and sex offences.
House of Lords block attempt to limit foreign investment in British newspapers
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Paving the way for the takeover of The Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, the House of Lords blocked an attempt to prevent passive shareholdings being raised to 15 per cent.
Britain is drowning in debt as UK borrowing soars and pressure grows for major tax hikes
Rachel Reeves will now face intensifying pressure to put up taxes to deal with the spiralling cost of servicing the debt pile.
Anti-Zelensky protests break out on streets of Ukraine as country signs 'controversial' anti-corruption bill
The law, passed under the radar in a late-night signature on Tuesday, was confirmed on the official website of the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament.