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Police leaders say they will struggle to fulfil Labour’s promise to recruit 13,000 officers | Police newsthirst.

Police forces will struggle to fulfil Keir Starmer’s promise to recruit an additional 13,000 officers and the public will “pay the price”, police leaders have warned, after the chancellor outlined a decline in Home Office spending power on Wednesday. The National Police Chiefs’ Council said it would be incredibly difficult to deliver the prime minister’s…

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Denmark votes for defence bill giving US access to its airbases | Denmark newsthirst.

Denmark has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a new defence agreement giving the US sweeping powers on Danish soil, including “unhindered access” to its airbases. The deal, which has been strongly criticised by politicians and human rights experts, means US soldiers in Denmark will remain under US jurisdiction. It gives US soldiers access to Danish…

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Fulbright board quits due to Trump administration’s political meddling | Trump administration newsthirst.

All 12 members of the prestigious Fulbright program’s board have reportedly resigned in protest of what they describe as unprecedented political interference by the Trump administration, which has blocked scholarships for nearly 200 American academics. The board, according to a memo obtained by the New York Times, accused the state department of acting illegally by…

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Show and tell: Using honesty to confront uncertainty in science communication newsthirst.

You’re reading Show and Tell, which highlights communication “wins” from our community. Want more inspiration like this? Subscribe to our Call to Action newsletter. What to see your work here? Tell us about your win. Who I am: Jie (Jane) Zhao – Takemi Fellow at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health and Assistant Professor at the…

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Turkish and Kurdish groups in UK complain of intimidation by Turkey | UK news newsthirst.

Members of the Turkish and Kurdish community in the UK have accused the Turkish government of intimidating and interrogating them for holding arts and cultural events in London parks. They claim that about 150 people who have participated in activities organised by Gik-Der – Refugee Workers’ Cultural Organisation have been detained by Turkish authorities when…

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