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Human rights laws ‘must be fit for times we live in’ says Lammy

Justice Secretary David Lammy said human rights laws were being abused to make it harder to deport migrants,

Evening Standard

Tories demand investigation into McSweeney over think tank donations

David Lammy accused the Opposition of ‘muckraking’ over its calls for an investigation into the Prime Minister’s chief of staff Morgan McSweeney.

Evening Standard

Lammy hints at U-turn to allow Palestinian scholars to bring children to UK

Group of students from Gaza with places at British universities are due to arrive in the UK within days

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UK To Recognise Palestinian State Ahead Of UN Debate

Britain was set Sunday to recognise a Palestinian state with a landmark announcement due from Prime Minister Keir Starmer, as several nations were poised to follow at UN talks to pressure Israel over the Gaza war.

International Business Times

Lammy: ‘No serious prospect’ of being next ambassador to US

David Lammy had been suggested as a potential replacement for Lord Mandelson, who was sacked over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Evening Standard

David Lammy says Palestinian state won’t happen overnight

Deputy prime minister David Lammy has said that a Palestinian state won’t happen over night in a debate with Trevor Phillips on Sky News.

The Independent UK

Lammy: recognising Palestine will keep two-state Middle East peace hopes alive

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy acknowledged there would be little immediate change from the UK recognising a Palestinian state.

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Watch: David Lammy says UK still reviewing recognition of Palestine as a state

The UK's Deputy Prime Minister, David Lammy, confirmed that the government is currently reviewing whether to recognise Palestine as a state. Lammy stated that an assessment is underway, and a decision on recognising a Palestinian state is expected within the next 48 hours. France, Australia, and Canada are also among…

The Independent UK

Gaza student hoping for Glasgow PhD in urgent plea as family blocked from entering UK

A student from Gaza hoping to study in Scotland has issued a plea to the UK Government urging them not to "make her choose" between her…

The National (Scotland)

Deputy prime minister David Lammy says UK still reviewing recognition of Palestinian state

Deputy prime minister David Lammy has said the UK are still reviewing recognition of Palestine as a state.

The Independent UK

UK set to recognise Palestinian state on Sunday

Keir Starmer expected to confirm move after concluding the situation has worsened significantly in recent weeks

The Guardian - UK

Justice Secretary announces 10,000 more stab-proof vests for prison officers

Meanwhile 500 Tasers will also be handed to trained-up staff in local response teams based in prisons, scaled up from 20 specialist officers in July.

Evening Standard

UK to recognise Palestinian state despite pressure from US and hostage families

The Prime Minister is understood to have concluded the situation has deteriorated since he urged Israel to change course.

Evening Standard

Lammy says France returns deal an ‘immediate deterrent’ as two migrants deported

Two asylum seekers have been removed from the country under the ‘one in, one out’ scheme.

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The Guardian - UK

Can David Lammy now be held to account on Gaza?

Letters: Hillsborough law | Israel and Eurovision | Narrowboat politeness | Saying sorry | Labour’s missing strategy

Evening Standard

Two Labour MPs ‘denied entry’ to Israel during West Bank visit

The pair were travelling to observe medical and humanitarian work carried out by various organisations, including Medical Aid for Palestinians.

The Independent UK

More sex offenders to be chemically castrated in bid to prevent reoffending

The medication limits “problematic sexual arousal” and restrains offenders who could be a risk to the public, David Lammy said

Evening Standard

Chemical castration pilot of sex offenders to expand to two more regions – Lammy

The Government had pledged to widen the existing pilot from four prisons in the south-west to 20 prisons nationwide in May.

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Hillsborough law will mean serious wrongdoing is punished, says Lammy

Deputy PM says legislation will ensure public officials have duty to act with ‘honesty and integrity at all times’

The Guardian - UK

Hillsborough, Grenfell, Windrush, the Post Office scandal: the guilty escape justice. Well, not any more

The Hillsborough campaigners have always said those who harm and mislead the public must be held to account. A new law, in their name, will do that, says justice secretary David Lammy

Evening Standard

Starmer ‘angry’ after Mandelson sacking and insists he need not resign as PM

The Prime Minister sacked Lord Mandelson last week but has faced questions about his judgment in appointing the peer as US ambassador.

The Independent UK

Yvette Cooper ‘frustrated’ by Home Office move amid Starmer reshuffle, Ed Balls reveals

Balls criticised Sir Keir’s reshuffle for making the government appear ‘chaotic’

Evening Standard

Yvette Cooper found move from Home Office frustrating, Ed Balls says

It comes on the eve of her first visit to Ukraine as Foreign Secretary.

The Independent UK

United Nations to investigate ‘national scandal’ of prisoners trapped on indefinite jail terms

Exclusive: A complaint being lodged with the UN claims IPP prisoners are being arbitrarily detained, as a bombshell letter proves David Lammy agrees the jail terms are a ‘grave injustice’

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer reported to ICC for 'crimes against humanity' over Chagos Islands deal

KEIR Starmer has been accused of crimes against humanity and reported to the International Criminal Court (ICC) over the Chagos Islands deal.

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