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Associated PressHuman rights groups condemn UK plan to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda after Parliament backs new law
Britain’s plans to send some asylum-seekers to Rwanda were swiftly condemned by international humanitarian organizations after Parliament approved legislation allowing the deportation flights to begin later this year. Both the U.N. refugee agency and the Council of Europe on Tuesday called for the U.K. to rethink its plans because of concerns that the legislation undermines human rights protections and fears that it will damage international cooperation on tackling the global migrant crisis. “The new legislation marks a further step away from the U.K.’s long tradition of providing refuge to those in need, in breach of the Refugee Convention,” U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said in a statement.
- Variety
Directors Fortnight Documentary ‘The Falling Sky’ Sets World Sales With Rediance (EXCLUSIVE)
China-based international sales agent Rediance has acquired world sales rights to “The Falling Sky,” a feature documentary which will premiere next month at Cannes in the Directors Fortnight section. Directed by Eryk Rocha and Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha, the film makes the Amazonian Yanomami people its stars. Based on the book of the same title …
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Two in five consumers think aviation sector is ready for summer – poll
There were chaotic scenes across many airports during parts of 2022 due to a failure to recruit and train enough staff.
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Anne Hathaway is a 'guest' of fashion
Anne Hathaway has insisted she is not a "fashion person" but views herself as a "guest" of the industry.
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Madonna sued again over concert delays
Months after facing a lawsuit over a delayed concert in New York City, the Queen of Pop has been sued again by Washington D.C. Concertgoers who have accused her of showing "total disrespect" for her fans. In the lawsuit filed in D.C. federal court on Friday, three fans accused Madonna of taking the stage two hours late for her show at the Capital One Arena on 18 December. The suit also named concert giant Live Nation as a defendant. According to Billboard the concertgoers´ lawyers wrote…
- The Telegraph
England is taking decisive steps to address smoking – but what about its drink problem?
As alcohol-specific deaths in England continue to rise, evidence is clear that setting minimum unit pricing – or ‘MUP’ – for alcohol saves lives and reduces alcohol-related harm.
- Reuters
Biden sets new target to protect vast US water sources
The Biden administration on Tuesday set a new goal to protect vast U.S. water sources, from rivers to wetlands, as part of a series of announcements marking Earth Week. The administration plans to announce a new goal of protecting, restoring and reconnecting 8 million acres (3.2 million hectares) of threatened wetlands and 100,000 miles (161,000 km) of rivers and streams, according to White House documents. The White House, which is hosting a water summit on Tuesday, also plans to pledge $1 billion to deliver clean water to households on Native American land.
- Yahoo Finance UK
Trending tickers: Tesla, ABF, Novartis, Taylor Wimpey, JD Sports
The latest investor updates on stocks that are trending on Tuesday.
- HuffPost UK
Victoria Derbyshire Tears Into Tory Priorities As Sunak Pulls Out All Stops For Rwanda Bill
The PM is keen to get planes to Rwanda off the ground, but is yet to show the same enthusiasm to get alleged rape cases through the courts.
- RFI
Paris museum takes NYC breakdance off the streets, and into the spotlight
For the first time in Olympics history, breakdance – the hip-hop dance style that grew out of New York City in the 1970s – willl take centre stage at the Paris Olympic Games this summer. To mark the occasion, the Carnavalet Museum is hosting breakdance performances and workshops. The Carnavalet Museum is dedicated to the history of Paris, from prehistory to the present day. Located in the central Marais district, it is one of the most visited museums in the French capital."Breakdancing is comple
- Reuters
Gazprom subsidiary must stop Russian lawsuit against UniCredit, UK Supreme Court rules
A subsidiary of Russian energy giant Gazprom was on Tuesday ordered by the UK's Supreme Court to stop suing Italian bank UniCredit in Russia over an aborted gas project. RusKhimAlyans has launched a flurry of lawsuits in the Russian courts after Russia's invasion of Ukraine and subsequent Western sanctions halted work on a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant at the Baltic port of Ust-Luga in 2022.
- Evening Standard
Channel horror: At least five migrants including a child die after panic on boat with 'more than 100 people'
A four-year-old girl was said to be in a critical condition
- Evening Standard
Mauricio Pochettino names potential options to replace doubtful Chelsea penalty taker Cole Palmer
Blues could be without leading goalscorer for trip to Arsenal
- The Independent
Child among at least five migrants dead in English Channel crossing attempt hours after Rwanda bill passed
The French coastguard has confirmed that five people, including a child, have died attempting to cross the English Channel on Tuesday morning
- USA TODAY
When it comes to Trump Supreme Court bid for immunity, his test case is Richard Nixon
The justices are likely to reject the claim of absolute immunity. But even if they do, Trump may already have won by delaying his election interference trial.
- Reuters
Telegram founder says China downloads have not fallen since Apple move
Pavel Durov, billionaire founder and CEO of Telegram, said Apple's move last week to remove the chat app from its China app store had not caused any decrease in downloads from China and criticised Apple instead for its "walled garden" app policies. Durov published a post in his public channel on Telegram on Monday in which he confirmed that Apple removed multiple apps including Telegram from its App Store in China last week.
- The Telegraph
What’s on TV tonight: Glitter: the Popstar Paedophile, Changing Ends and more
Glitter: the Popstar Paedophile ITV1, 9pm Unarguably, Erica Gornall’s documentary about Paul Gadd, who sold more than 20 million records as comical glam-rock figurehead Gary Glitter before being convicted of a string of child-sex offences decades later, makes for a skin crawling, distressing watch. Yet it is also an important one. The story of Gadd’s perversions, often hidden in plain sight by dint of his outrageous alter ego, is in one sense familiar. Compared to Jimmy Savile, however, whose de
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Migrants die attempting Channel crossing just hours after Rwanda Bill passes
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the Rwanda plan will deter migrants from risking their lives in small boats.
- Insider Monkey
Is AerCap Holdings N.V (AER) an Attractive Investment Opportunity?
Cooper Investors, an investment management firm, released its “Cooper Investors Global Equities Fund” first quarter 2024 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. The fund returned 7.4% in the first quarter, compared to a 9.4% return for the benchmark MSCI ACWI. The market rally, which started in late October 2023, has […]
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