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Accident off French coast comes after Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda plans gain parliamentary approval
Some Tory insiders favour going to the country early, fearing party disunity could worsen after May polls
Also in this newsletter: the personal feud at the heart of Croatian coalition talks
We examine how senior in-house lawyers are adapting to new business needs in a monthly series. This time: ethical dilemmas
Discrimination against older employees particularly apparent in sector where executives openly state preference for youth
Brussels’ offer to open talks has been rebuffed but the prospect of a deal is still possible, say experts
Apprehensions also made at Yale, while Columbia moves to online classes amid furore over Gaza protests
With his freedom at risk, former US president scowls but sits silently at the start of testimony in his criminal trial
House of Lords abandons efforts to amend legislation to underpin prime minister’s contentious removals plan
Technique highlights concerns shifting global disease burden as populations age
Veteran presenter was embroiled in allegations over payments for sexually explicit images
Rate of fatalities from excessive drinking 41% higher in 2022 than 2019, with women showing the biggest rise
President Daniel Noboa strengthens hand to tackle crime wave but voters fail to back economic proposals
What if the productivity gap is really about how large corporations use their economic and political power?
High costs and concerns over efficacy and side effects limit uptake of first treatment as another nears approval
A behind-the-scenes look at the work of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist
Politician accused of using thousands of pounds given by donors for medical bills and personal expenses
Dysfunction and corruption are disrupting efforts to stem the flow of people towards America
A pause on new liquefied natural gas projects has angered the shale gas industry in a critical election swing state
Shabana Mahmood says Europe’s court of human rights has helped thousands of British citizens
As Britain’s parliamentary ‘ping pong’ nears completion, critics warn migrants will not find the ‘good life they are looking for’
Total cost figures are misleading, with few students actually paying the headline amount
Ex-president steps up efforts to court Black and Latino voters with a campaign stop in the spiritual home of African-Americans
The backlog of cases at tribunals, often seeking compensation for minor slights, serves no one except the lawyers
Big events will encourage a fresh wave of fraud — here’s what you need to know to beat the scammers
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