Yesterday afternoon the UN released its landmark report into the extraordinary violence against protestors between 1 July and 15 August 2024. It’s quite something…
Work started on the report on 16 September 2024 by the UN Human Rights Office. Based on findings from over 230 interviews, plus medical case files, photos, videos and other documentary material, the UN team concluded:
The UN Human Rights Office says the International Criminal Court should prosecute for some of the worst violations. Guido asked Tulip Siddiq today if she would provide a statement on the report or her aunt’s regime. Silence…
The former minister has been publicly tweeting on unrelated matters since the report was issued. The Bangladesh Anti-Corruption Commission’s investigation into Siddiq and her family over graft claims has widened to numerous countries. Downing Street has previously refused to say whether the government would co-operate with attempts to extradite Siddiq to Bangladesh…
Burnham confirms he spoke to Trump last night about drilling in the North Sea:
“I indicated in the phone call that we had a week last Monday that I would take a pragmatic approach when it comes to the North Sea, and that is my intention as we go forward from here. There is a resource there. When people are struggling, we can’t ignore that. Hence, me indicating that to the president…”