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Dozens of Members of Parliament are urging Sir Keir Starmer to promptly establish a visa program similar to the one implemented for Ukrainians for Gazans with relatives in the UK. In an exclusive letter obtained by Sky News, 67 MPs and Lords from various political backgrounds have called on the Prime Minister and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to introduce a «Gaza Family Scheme» to facilitate the reunion of Palestinians with their loved ones in the UK until it is safe for them to return. The letter emphasizes the need for the UK to show the same compassion to Palestinian families as it did to those fleeing persecution in Ukraine and Hong Kong. Numerous Members of Parliament are urging Starmer to promptly establish a visa scheme similar to the one in Ukraine for Gazans. Labour MP Marsha de Cordova, in collaboration with the Gaza Families Reunited campaign, emphasized the importance of a Gaza Family Visa Scheme as a demonstration of the government’s commitment to assisting families affected by conflict. The MPs highlighted the devastating toll of the conflict in Gaza, with thousands of Palestinians killed and many families separated. They pointed out the challenges faced by Palestinians trying to navigate the immigration system, urging the government to take action to reunite families and provide support for those in need. The letter also emphasized the UK’s responsibility towards Palestinians in Gaza and called for accountability for Israel’s actions. Ghassan Ghaban, spokesperson for Gaza Families Reunited, stressed the importance of family unity as a fundamental human right and urged the government to prioritize the safety of British Palestinians and their relatives. He highlighted the need for the UK to extend support to Palestinians in Gaza, similar to the assistance provided to other refugees from conflict zones.
Chris Brown charged with GBH over alleged London attack
US singer Chris Brown has been charged with grievous bodily harm with intent in connection with a 2023 incident in London. He remains in custody and is due to appear…
UK economy boosted by businesses preparing for Trump tariffs
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Former Tory councillor’s wife claims she never intended to incite violence
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Treasury to begin search for new banking watchdog boss
The Treasury is gearing up to commence a search for a new leader of Britain’s prudential financial oversight body – a crucial role in global banking regulation. Sky News has…
Man charged with animal cruelty after 37 dog remains found in Essex raid
A 25-year-old man has been charged with multiple offences after police found the remains of 37 dogs at an address in Essex. Police officers, along with staff from the RSPCA…
UK economy exceeds growth expectations in Q1 2025
The UK economy exhibited robust growth in the initial three months of the year, as per official statistics. Gross domestic product (GDP) – the standard indicator of an economy’s worth…
Guests utilized furniture as an «improvised ladder» in a bid to escape the capsized Bayesian superyacht, according to a new safety report. The report by the Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) provides a detailed account of the events leading up to the superyacht capsizing and the desperate attempts of those on board to evacuate. It also highlights the vulnerability of the boat to high winds, with gusts exceeding 70 knots (80.05mph) on the day of the incident, factors that were unknown to the owner, British tech tycoon Mike Lynch. Tragically, Mr. Lynch and six others, including his daughter, lost their lives when the yacht sank during a storm off the coast of Sicily. Salvage efforts are currently underway, with the goal of recovering the ship by the end of May, despite setbacks such as a diver’s recent death during salvage operations. Guests use furniture as ‘makeshift ladder’ to escape overturned Bayesian superyacht
According to a new safety report, guests aboard the Bayesian superyacht used furniture as an «improvised ladder» in an attempt to escape after it capsized last year. The interim report…
French police probe series of crypto kidnappings targeting executives, with fingers cut off
French authorities are currently investigating a series of kidnappings related to the cryptocurrency world. The most recent incident involved the violent ambush of a businessman’s daughter in the streets of…
Police shoot man suspected of Huyton double stabbing in Merseyside
A man suspected of stabbing two people in Merseyside has been shot by armed police. Officers were called to a report that a man and woman had been stabbed in…
Sir Keir Starmer defends US trade deal and challenges Kemi Badenoch to visit Solihull
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