Trump sues New York attorney general in bid to halt inquiry into business affairs
New York Times reports lawsuit alleges Letitia James is guided ‘solely by political animus and a desire to harass and retaliate’ Donald Trump has sued...
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EU has ‘limited’ appetite for post-Brexit migration deal with UK
Commissioner’s stance underlines difficulty of task facing Liz Truss as she steps into David Frost’s brief A senior EU official has said she does not...
Channel deaths: report finds failings in rescue effort as legal action begins
Cases launched in UK and France over deaths of 27 people, and expert report for lawyers refers to ‘serious failings’ “Serious failings” in a rescue...
Moderna says booster produces strong antibody response to Omicron
Pharmaceuticals firm says third dose of its Covid vaccine increases antibodies against variant by 37-fold Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The...
Closing arguments set to begin in Ghislaine Maxwell sex-trafficking trial
Proceedings expected to take about five hours, which means jurors could start deliberations on Monday afternoon John Sweeney: bad day in court for Ghislaine Maxwell...
Gabriel Boric vows to ‘fight privileges of the few’ as Chile’s premier
Leftist former student has vowed to unite country and tackle poverty and inequality Gabriel Boric has vowed to unite Chile, fight “the privileges of the...
Women stage global fast to pressure UK over Nazanin Zagari-Ratcliffe
Participants in women’s fasting relay will demand Boris Johnson repay £400m to Iran for 1970s arms deal Women around the world will take turns to...
Raab says PM and staff’s garden gathering was within lockdown rules
Minister says other offices would have been doing the same, in defence that appears to differ from No 10’s line Anatomy of a lockdown gathering...
Pope Francis says domestic violence against women ‘almost satanic’
Head of Catholic Church makes some of his strongest comments yet on violence against women Pope Francis has said that men who commit violence against...
‘We need free speech’: protests erupt across Poland over controversial media bill
The bill, yet to be signed into law, would tighten rules around foreign ownership of media Poles have staged nationwide protests including a thousands-strong rally...
