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The Papers: 'Police could get power to ban protests' and 'PM must come clean over China'
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has said police could be allowed to ban protests outright, the Times reports.
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The indigenous weavers who aim for empowerment over exploitation
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'Martin's excruciating Rangers era finally at a chaotic conclusion'
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Jim Gavin exits Irish presidential race 'with immediate effect'
He said in a statement he had "made a mistake that was not in keeping with my character and the standards I set myself".
As Gisèle Pelicot faces one of her rapists in court, what has changed in France?
Gisèle Pelicot's dominant stance was seen as a moment in France's MeToo movement but the enthusiasm appears to be wilting.
How China is challenging Nvidia's AI chip dominance
Beijing has urged local firms to use homemade chips. But is China ready to turn away from Nvidia?
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Driving reverse migration from the US at scale will require a concerted effort that's currently missing, experts say.