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Jeremy Corbyn made a thinly-veiled attack on Boris Johnson’s alleged past behaviour in a question about the deportation of criminals to Jamaica. The prime minister said Mr Corbyn “demeans himself and besmirches the reputation” of the Windrush generation with the comments. UK viewers can watch the full edition for Politics Live for 30 days from […]

WASHINGTON — As Bernie Sanders emerges as the leader in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, his rise is generating fears among centrist Democrats that the apparent leftward shift of their party could cost them not only a chance to retake the White House, but also their hold on the majority in the House

Ian Blackford said the Syrian war had caused the “biggest wave of displacement” since World War II and that babies were dying due to the extreme cold. The SNP Westminster leader asked if the UK was “washing its hands of the Syrian people” and content to leave President Assad to “continue enacting these atrocities”. Boris

WASHINGTON — President Trump congratulated his attorney general on Wednesday for intervening to lower the Justice Department’s sentencing recommendation for the president’s longtime friend Roger J. Stone Jr., broadening concerns that the department is ceding its independence to the White House. Later on Wednesday, Mr. Trump said that Mr. Stone was treated “very badly,” and

An MP wants to update the Treason Act 1351 and bring in longer sentences for those who have been radicalised. Tom Tugenhat, who is standing to continue his role as chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee, said it would involve those with the intent to commit violence and betraying the UK. Andrew Neil asked the

In 2007, Hillary Clinton defended her South Carolina presidential campaign against allegations of endorsement-buying after her campaign entered a $10,000-a-month consulting contract with state Senator Darrell Jackson, a Columbia lawmaker and pastor who also operated a consulting company. “Senator Jackson was someone who was involved in my husband’s campaigns,” Mrs. Clinton said at the time.

A British couple and a German couple compare what financial assistance they get from the state to help them with care for Multiple Sclerosis. Roz and Norman Phillips live in Stevenage, and had to sell their home to cover costs, but now pay nothing as they have used up their savings. Marianne Seibert’s costs are

They’ve clerked for Supreme Court justices, served at the State Department and orbited Robert S. Mueller III. On Tuesday, the four main federal prosecutors working on the obstruction and perjury case of Roger J. Stone Jr. shared another distinction: they quit the case. The abrupt withdrawals came after the Justice Department overruled their recommendation for

The UK has a “one-sided” extradition treaty with the US, the Labour leader said, as he called for an “equal and balanced” relationship. Boris Johnson said Jeremy Corbyn “has a point” over extradition between the two nations, and there were “elements of that relationship that are unbalanced”. UK viewers can watch the full edition for

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said on Wednesday that he would seek to give federal officials access to state driving records for applicants to Global Entry and other federal programs that allow travelers to quickly pass through airports and borders. The announcement by Mr. Cuomo comes days after federal officials banned New York residents from applying