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2024. 09. 30.

5일 전

Could Angela Rayner’s comeback rescue Labour?

Angela Rayner has stepped back in the spotlight this week and straight into controversy. Her blunt intervention - warning the government is running out of time, criticising its record on “change” and calling parts of Labour’s immigration policy “un-British” - has sparked a big question: is Rayner simply saying what others are thinking, or going too far? Harriet certainly thinks it’s a bit much. She says Rayner’s approach could be undermining the government at a critical moment just weeks out from the May elections. Beth says Rayner's tax affairs could be sorted sooner than a lot of people thought. On the elections, Beth has been in Scotland speaking to Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar. Does he still think Starmer should resign? Plus, what support should the government be offering to help with rising energy costs because of the war in Iran? And can we even afford it as a country? Got a question for the burner phone? WhatsApp 07934 200 444 or email electoraldysfunction@sky.uk. And if you didn't know, you can also watch Beth, Ruth and Harriet on YouTube.

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3월 13일

Why the Mandelson files matter for Starmer's future

Keir Starmer has already admitted appointing Peter Mandelson as US Ambassador was a mistake. But after the first batch of documents was released, Beth, Ruth and Harriet ask the big question: we still don’t know how big that ‘mistake’ it was – could it get worse with what is yet to come out about what the Prime Minister knew about Mandelson’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein? In this episode we break down: What’s in the first tranche of documents around Peter Mandelson’s appointmnet (and what’s still missing)The red flags raised before Mandelson was appointed and why the process looks so rushedWhat “developed vetting” actually is, and why it could become the key detailThe growing political risk for Starmer, including questions around what was said in the Commons Peter Mandelson has consistently denied any criminal wrongdoing and he is cooperating with the police investigation. Plus, a powerful moment in Parliament this week as Labour MPs Charlotte Nichols and Natalie Fleet speak about their own experiences as victims. How do their stories feed into the government’s legal reforms? And what would the plans mean for justice, juries and the courts backlog? Got a question for the burner phone? WhatsApp 07934 200 444 or email electoraldysfunction@sky.uk.

3월 13일

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3월 6일

Has Starmer got it right over his Iran War response?

President Donald Trump has said he was “very disappointed” in Keir Starmer. Did the Prime Minister fall short of his reputation on the international stage? Or has he put Britain first by standing up to Trump? And will we look back at this moment as a success for him? It’s been a huge week in the Middle East with global repercussions and Beth, Ruth and Harriet are discussing how Keir Starmer has dealt with it all. Ruth explains why she thinks Starmer should have rained ‘fire and brimstone’ on Iran for their attack on the British bases at Akrotiri in Cyprus. Meanwhile, Harriet explains how Iraq’s legacy still looms large over Labour and is playing into their decisions over Iran. And Beth explains the leaks from the National Security Meetings where decisions were made over Iran and what it says about Starmer’s leadership. Got a question for the burner phone? WhatsApp 07934 200 444 or email electoraldysfunction@sky.uk. And if you didn't know, you can also watch Beth, Ruth and Harriet on YouTube.

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Inside Iran: What's it like in Tehran right now?

Sky News International Affairs Editor Dominic Waghorn and his team are currently some of the only international journalists inside Iran. The internet is sporadic but they managed to connect with Yalda to bring her news from straight from Iranian capital Tehran. The team were there to witness the Israeli air strike that killed Iran's security chief Ali Larijani. They were able to see the thousands of supporters take to the streets for his funeral and have spoken to ordinary Iranians about the conflict. Yalda also talked to Dominic and his producer Zein Ja'Far about the difficulties they have faced in reporting from Iran. If you have any questions for Yalda and the team, please email them at theworld@sky.uk You can also watch the podcast on our YouTube channel here

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2일 전

Antisemitic attack | First person charged for tailgating at football

An investigation has been launched after four ambulances belonging to the Jewish Community Ambulance service were set on fire in Golders Green, in what the Metropolitan Police have said is being treated as an antisemitic hate crime. The clock is ticking for Iran after President Donald Trump said if Tehran does not “fully open” the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours, the US will "hit and obliterate their power plants". President Trump has said that ICE agents will be sent to airports across the US today to arrest “all illegal immigrants”. It has been confirmed that the number of meningitis cases has fallen to 29, from 34 on Saturday. And finally, a man has become the first person to be charged under a new law banning football fans from entering a game in England and Wales without a ticket.

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3월 18일

Scotland rejects assisted dying | Senegal stripped of Africa Cup title

Iran has confirmed two of its highest ranking security officials have been killed in Israeli strikes. US President Donald Trump appears to be frustrated again with NATO members, accusing them of making a "foolish mistake" by refusing to help secure the Strait of Hormuz. Members of the Scottish Parliament have voted narrowly against legalising assisted dying in Scotland. The outbreak of meningitis in Kent has been declared a national incident, after the deaths of a sixth-form pupil and a university student. Some 15 cases have been reported to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) so far. All required hospital admission. The Conservatives are expected to force a vote in parliament on scrapping interest above inflation on student loans today. And finally, Senegal have been stripped of the Africa Cup of Nations after misconduct in the final, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has ruled. The result will be recorded as a 3-0 win for Morocco, the tournament hosts. Sophy and Wilf have the day's news in just 10 minutes.

3월 18일

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The cost of war becomes Reeves’ nightmare

As oil prices climb again – with neither the U.S. nor Iran backing down over the re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz – what can the Prime Minister do to ease the economic strain? Later today Keir Starmer will convene an emergency COBR meeting to assess the cost-of-living impacts of the Iran war and consider if the government can further support households with a potential energy crisis looming. Sam and Anne examine the economic challenges facing the PM and the Chancellor, what role Britain is really playing in the conflict and how long could it go on for. Elsewhere, does the Home Secretary have multiple headaches over the Hillsborough law and a deal with the French to curb migrant crossings over the English Channel.

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3월 17일

NATO to get involved in Iran? | Chelsea fined

Donald Trump is unhappy, again, with the prime minister over his response to the war in Iran - and debate intensifies as to whether this is a matter for NATO. There have been strikes overnight on the US embassy in Baghdad, and the UK is one of several nations to warn against an Israeli ground invasion in Lebanon. Chancellor Rachel Reeves will today set out her "three big choices" for the coming decade. These are to deepen ties with the EU, increase regional investment as well encourage innovation in the use of AI. Afghanistan has claimed 400 people have been killed by a Pakistani strike on a hospital which deals with drug addicts. Students in Kent are being warned about the symptoms of meningitis following the deaths of two people. And finally, Chelsea have been hit with a record fine of £10.75m for admitting historical breaches of Premier League rules. Sophy and Wilf have the day's news in just 10 minutes.

3월 17일

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5일 전

Netanyahu defiant | Racism concerns with police technology

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed that Israel acted alone when it struck an Iranian gas field, and that the war will end a “lot faster than people think”. Netanyahu has said that Israel will hold off on committing any further attacks against energy infrastructure, following its strikes on Iran’s South Pars natural gas field- which is the largest in the world. The number of meningitis cases has risen, with 27 confirmed cases since the outbreak in Kent. Essex Police have paused their use of live facial recognition technology, following the release of evidence that shows the technology has a racial bias. There might be hope for thousands of patients who suffer from Alzheimer’s that they could be offered revolutionary drugs on the NHS. And finally, the Natural History Museum has taken top spot from The British Museum, raking in the most visitors to a single museum or gallery in any year. Anna and Kamali have the day's news in just 10 minutes.

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Qatar hit by Iran | Sadiq Khan calls to rejoin EU

The Iran war intensifies in the Middle East as Qatar suffers from Iranian strikes. The foreign minister of Qatar says his country reserves its right to respond” after Iran hit some of it’s liquified natural gas facilities a day after hitting other industrial sites in the country. And with Easter around the corner, what could the effect of jet fuel prices be for those who have plans to go away? A second university in Kent has confirmed a case of meningitis amongst one of its students, as an urgent public health alert has been issued after the outbreak of meningitis in the region. The Government says it will aim for up to 50% of steel - used in the UK - to be produced here too. The Mayor of London - Sir Sadiq Khan - has called for Labour to go into the next election promising to rejoin the EU. And finally, world’s longest coastal footpath is set to open in England today. Sophy and Kamali have the day's news in just 10 minutes.

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