Follow all the latest developments Via: Boris Johnson news – live: PM condemned over 'cruel and callous' deportations to Jamaica, as Labour leadership candidate sparks transphobia row
PM refuses to comment on looming case – but agrees extradition treaty between the two countries is ‘unbalanced’ Via: Jeremy Corbyn praises Julian Assange and calls for extradition to US to be halted
Labour leader accuses PM of trying to mislead public over seriousness of crimes committed by some of those sent to Caribbean Via: 'One rule for black boys and another for white boys': Corbyn condemns Boris Johnson hypocrisy over Jamaica deportation flights
Boris Johnson is now planning to accelerate plans that will limit the powers of campaigners to use judicial reviews to challenge decisions made by Downing Street. Via: A killer, two rapists among the 25 serious offenders barred from being deported to Jamaica
The Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe thunderstorm warning late on Tuesday for parts of the northern rivers, mid north coast, north west slopes and other areas. Via: Rain bomb is set to hit Sydney TODAY
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The Prime Minister acknowledged concerns over the spiralling budget for the development and admitted that the ‘cost forecasts have exploded’. Via: It's Europe's biggest train set – at £321m a mile!
Professor Chris Whitty said that although the devices are ‘definitely safer’ than tobacco cigarettes, there remain question marks over their long-term harms. Via: Chief Medical Officer urges ministers to take health concerns over vaping seriously
New figures report 95 deaths up to midnight on Tuesday, a drop of 22% on the previous day, as WHO chief warns threat is greater than terrorism. Follow all the developments hereWHO chief says threat of virus is greater than terrorismParents of Australian toddler plead for her evacuation from Hubei Read more
David Quammen, the author of an award-winning book about the SARS epidemic, draws on research by scientists, and his own detective work, to show the making of a potential pandemic. Via: As death toll from coronavirus soars a book details the last time a deadly Asian flu hit…