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The vote is seen as critical for Moldova’s future EU path, with the two main political forces thought to be neck and neck.
Defend Our Juries says about 100 people had gathered holding signs outside conference venue in Liverpool
Police have arrested protesters on suspicion of supporting the banned group Palestine Action outside the Labour party conference in Liverpool.
About 100 people gathered silently on Sunday to hold signs reading “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action”, according to protest organisation Defend Our Juries, who said there were dozens of arrests.
US captain Keegan Bradley appears unhappy as Justin Rose gets relief after hitting his approach into the grandstand on the 13th. Rose’s brilliant recovery shot sets up a birdie to win the hole against Cam Young.
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Gabriel scores a 96th-minute winner as Arsenal come from behind to beat Newcastle United in the Premier League at St James’ Park.
Greater Manchester mayor calls for change as he continues criticism of party under Starmer at conference fringe event
Andy Burnham has said there is a climate of fear in Labour and it needs to change, as he defended his actions in “launching a debate” about the future of the party – seen by many as a challenge to Keir Starmer.
The Greater Manchester mayor has prompted outrage within No 10 and among cabinet ministers after he said last week that many MPs had urged him to run as Labour leader and questioned the government’s economic approach.
PM says immigration proposals could tear country apart as Labour delegates gather for first day of party conference
Keir Starmer has decried Reform UK’s “racist” plans to revoke the rights of thousands of people to live in Britain, as a number of cabinet ministers escalated attacks on Nigel Farage on the first day of the Labour party conference.
The prime minister said Farage’s plans to revoke indefinite leave to remain for families who may have spent years working in Britain could “tear this country apart”, though he said he understood that many people tempted to vote for Reform were frustrated at the slow pace of change.