Britain freezes assets of Russia’s biggest bank
UK also bans outward investment to Russia and promises to end imports of Russian oil and coal by the end of this year
Review reminds of European security if Britain pivots to Indo-Pacific
London Letter: Johnson must ditch ‘petty diplomatic spats’ to focus on continental peace
London freezes assets of two more oligarchs amid criticism of slowness to act
Labour says delay allows Putin’s associates to ‘salvage hundreds of millions’
Starmer allies defend Labour reshuffle that blindsided Rayner
Figures on left of party criticise tilt ‘to right’ but Nandy dismisses characterisation
British MP Peter Kyle appointed as Labour’s shadow secretary for NI
Removal of Louise Haigh from role not related to comments on Irish unity, MP says
Dismay as Downing Street adviser is chosen to set up UK race inequality commission
Munira Mirza has doubted existence of institutional racism and criticised ‘culture of grievance’
Black and Asian people in England 50% more likely to die from Covid-19 – report
Higher death rate among minority groups may be due to jobs, says UK testing chief
Black people in UK four times more likely to die of Covid-19 than white people, data shows
Statistics office found increased mortality rates for all ethnic minority groups, except in Chinese women
Ed Miliband returned to Labour front bench by Keir Starmer
Former party leader joins defeated leadership rivals in overhauled UK shadow cabinet
Lenny Henry: ‘When a grown-up beats you, all you think is, when is this going to stop?’
The comedian on how racist abuse and his mother’s violence shaped him as a performer and activist
Bono gets a nod as ‘white saviours’ called out in Uganda
Kampala Letter: Activist group calls for end to white people being depicted as heroes in Africa
Brexit: Tory MP backtracks over food scarcity in Ireland
No-deal remarks ‘taken out of context’, claims former cabinet minister Priti Patel
Brexit: No deal may see pound tumble, inflation soar – Bank of England
UK economy could contract by 8%, house prices fall 30%, sterling fall 25%
Boris Johnson calls for May to deliver ‘full British Brexit’
Foreign secretary says Britons will not tolerate ‘bog roll Brexit’ that is ‘soft, yielding’
Silent procession marks first anniversary of Grenfell Tower blaze which claimed lives of 72 people
Hundreds walk behind wreath reading ‘Humanity for Grenfell’, many carrying pictures of some of the victims
Amnesty for Grenfell residents in bid for true death toll
Official figures do not take account of illegal tenants who may have died in tower fire
Sixty towers found to be unsafe after Grenfell fire disaster
Lack of clarity on death toll almost two weeks after tragedy ‘outrageous’, says Labour MP
Flammable cladding found on other flats after Grenfell fire, says May
Urgent action being taken to make other tower blocks safe, UK parliament is told
Grenfell Tower: Police urged to immediately seize documents
‘Trust is falling through the floor and suspicion of a cover-up is rising’
‘How many children died?’ Boy (7) heckles London mayor over fire
Anger among members of public as Sadiq Khan visits scene of Grenfell Tower fire
Anger mixed with grief as London inferno death toll rises to 17
‘I’d like to hope that it isn’t going to be triple figures’, says fire chief of number killed
British MPs pour scorn on ‘racist and sexist’ Donald Trump
Debate over state visit triggered by petition against US president’s visit signed by 1.8m
Theresa May ‘acting like a Tudor monarch’ over Brexit vote
Reports suggest prime minister will trigger article 50 without allowing MPs to vote on it
Minister addresses Irish community in London over EU vote
Minister for European Affairs Dara Murphy said Ireland and Britain were deeply connected
Labour leadership: Kendall attacks Corbyn as voting closes
Leftwing former outsider likely to be elected as Labour party leader on Saturday
Donald Clarke: away with horse-trading, in with bets on next Labour leader
The most unpredictable election in a generation, they said. TV coverage proved that, for sure
Charlie Hebdo: Religious insult still key for many British Muslims
Some Muslims feel sidelined in the debate about terror and freedom
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