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  • Manchester airport director quits after passengers miss flights due to long queue chaos

    April 5, 2022

    Manchester Airport’s director has quit her role after eight years, following mounting criticism over chaos with queuing. Karen Smart left on Tuesday after Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham  said emergency services could be drafted in to deal with the mayhem. Long queues developed over the past month due to lengthy security checks, which led to [...]

  • Russia’s rouble demands slammed by steel baron Vladimir Lisin

    April 5, 2022

    Russia's plans to demand roubles for exports will undermine the country's position on global markets, argued steel baron Vladimir Lisin.

  • Government paves way to end fracking moratorium with new survey

    April 5, 2022

    The government has announced a survey into fracking ahead of the unveiling of its long-awaited energy strategy.

  • City stalwart quits as PM’s LGBT+ business champion over conversion therapy row

    April 5, 2022

    City stalwart and Cicero/amo chair Iain Anderson has quit as Boris Johnson’s LGBT+ business champion over the government’s position on conversion therapy. The communications executive, who was appointed to the unapid role in 2021, announced today that the government’s decision not to ban trans conversion therapy was the catalyst for his resignation and was “deeply [...]

  • War on words: Russia threatens to fine Wikipedia over ‘false information’

    April 5, 2022

    A Russian watchdog has threatened to fine Wikipedia unless it removes an unfavourable account of the invasion of Ukraine.

  • Speculation rages that top civil servants will be implicated in full Gray partygate report

    April 5, 2022

    Top Whitehall staff are reportedly braced for senior civil servants to be implicated in Sue Gray’s full report into partygate, after the government’s ex-ethics chief was handed a police penalty notice last week. Former head of propriety and ethics in the Cabinet Office Helen MacNamara was given a £50 fine by the Metropolitan Police, after [...]

  • Merkel defends blocking Ukraine’s Nato bid as Zelensky criticises her ‘policy of concession’ to Moscow

    April 5, 2022

    Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel has defended her decision to block Ukraine’s Nato application, as President Zelensky criticised her “policy of concession” towards Moscow. The former leader was called out by President Volodymyr Zelensky, who also took aim at France’s former president Nicolas Sarkozy, after mass graves and hundreds of unarmed civilians were found in [...]

  • Civilian ship sinking in Mariupol after Russian shelling

    April 5, 2022

    Ukraine says a civilian ship is sinking in the port of Mariupol after Russian forces fired on it. The Ukrainian Interior Ministry said the ship was struck during “shelling from the sea” by Russia, causing a fire in the engine room. The crew was rescued, including one injured crew member, it added. The ministry said [...]

  • Russian Army soldiers killed ‘for amusement’ in what look like war crimes, says British military bigwig: ‘Systematic and deliberate’

    April 5, 2022

    The former head of British military operations in Afghanistan has said images of dead civilians in Ukraine point to war crimes committed by Russian troops. Colonel Richard Kemp, a former member of the Joint Intelligence Committee, said there appears to have been a policy of systematically killing civilians to spread terror. Asked if video footage [...]

  • Eastern Ukraine holds its breath for fresh ‘large scale assault’ by Russian Army

    April 5, 2022

    Ukrainian foreign affairs minister Dmytro Kuleba warned of a “large-scale” assault on the east and south of his country as Russian troops regroup, having been pushed back from the capital. He told reporters, during a joint press briefing with Ms Truss, that there had been “some hesitation” in the West about providing Ukraine with “all [...]

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