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The prime minister answers questions from MPs and Conservative leader in the House of Commons
We’re not far off PMQs. Here is the list of MPs down to ask a question.
There will be two statements in the Commons after PMQs. At 12.30pm Ed Miliband, the energy secretary, will give one about the warm homes plan, and about an hour later Emma Reynolds, the environment secretary, will give one on the water white paper.
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‘As a member of the institution the policy was to ‘never complain, never explain,’’ the Duke of Sussex said about his relationship with the press
When asked by Antony White KC, for Associated Newspapers Limited, the Duke of Sussex said it was “pretty convincing” that journalists had sourced information about him from his friends at the time they were published.
He said: “That was the way the articles had been written, a source said this, an insider said this.”
Following the death of my mother in 1997 when I was 12 years old and her treatment at the hands of the press, I have always had an uneasy relationship with them.
However, as a member of the institution the policy was to ‘never complain, never explain’.
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Dans une vidéo publiée sur X le 19 janvier 2026, le compte Retro Fighters a dévoilé le Battle Dock, une coque rétro dans laquelle vient se glisser le dock officiel de la Switch 2, afin de lui donner l’apparence iconique d’une GameCube.

A Californian court has awarded Apple a partial victory in a class action lawsuit alleging that the company violated the privacy of some iPhone owners.
The case followed a security researcher discovering data collection practices by Apple which he described at the time as “shocking” …
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From firing lawyers and government officials to pursuing indictments – president has created a culture of vengeance
During his first year in the White House, Donald Trump has pursued a campaign of retribution unlike any other president in US history.
That Trump would pursue such a campaign is not surprising. Since he launched his first run for president in 2015, Trump has channeled the politics of grievance into political success. Returning to the White House after surviving two impeachments and four different criminal cases against him, Trump has used the might of the federal government to punish those he believes have wronged him.
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Scale and speed of president’s moves have stunned observers of authoritarian regimes – is the US in democratic peril?
Three hundred and sixty five days after Donald Trump placed his hand on the Bible and completed an extraordinary return to power, many historians, scholars and experts say his presidency has pushed American democracy to the brink – or beyond it.
In the first year of Trump’s second term, the democratically elected US president has moved with startling speed to consolidate authority: dismantling federal agencies, purging the civil service, firing independent watchdogs, sidelining Congress, challenging judicial rulings, deploying federal force in blue cities, stifling dissent, persecuting political enemies, targeting immigrants, scapegoating marginalized groups, ordering the capture of a foreign leader, leveraging the presidency for profit, trampling academic freedom and escalating attacks on the news media.
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League wants tournament dates switched to summer
Clubs and players believed to be opposed to schedule
The inaugural Women’s Club World Cup’s January 2028 dates “could be catastrophic”, the Women’s Super League has said, with the league raising serious concerns over the potential impact of the tournament on domestic calendars.
A WSL spokesperson said on Wednesday that the league is firmly against the dates and have made their case strongly to Fifa, who have announced that the competition will be held from 5–30 January 2028.
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