Exclusive: ‘After ten years, pupils and teachers have been left paying the price of learning and working in crumbling buildings that are not adequate’ Via: Hundreds of schools still waiting for new buildings a decade after Gove axed rebuilding scheme
Sir Simon Stevens draws parrallel with the creation of the NHS after the Second World War Via: UK must solve social care crisis if 'any good' is to come from coronavirus pandemic, NHS England boss warns
Leicester factory accused of operating during city’s lockdown without social distancing measures Via: Boohoo 'facing modern slavery investigation' after report finds Leicester workers paid as little as £3.50 an hour
Le département des services culturels et de loisirs de la ville a déclaré que certains livres avaient été retirés car ils contrevenaient à la loi sur la sécurité nationale. Via: Des livres en faveur de la démocratie retirés des bibliothèques à Hongkong
La gendarme est morte à la suite d’un refus d’obtempérer pendant un contrôle routier à Port-Sainte-Marie, dans le Lot-et-Garonne. Le conducteur a été placé en garde à vue. Via: Une gendarme de 25 ans tuée près d’Agen par un automobiliste fuyant un barrage policier
Protesters in New York City burned an American flag near Trump tower and thousands gathered outside the White House as protests fighting racial inequality and police brutality spark on July 4 Via: Thousands of Americans gather for Fourth of July protests across the US
President Donald Trump continued his crusade against protesters targeting statues and national monuments, in a fiery Fourth of July speech comparing the ‘radical left’ to Nazis and terrorists. Via: President Trump compares protesters targeting statues to 'Nazis and terrorists'
An undercover report found that Jaswal Fashions in Leicester was paying workers as little as £3.50 an hour to produce items for some of the UK’s biggest fashion brands including Boohoo. Via: Investigation reveals Leicester clothes workers supplying Boohoo are paid as little as £3.50 an hour
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to strike a major policy change after GCHQ is believed to have reassessed the risks posed by the Chinese tech company. Via: Huawei 5G 'will be banned in the UK' with spy report set to wreck Boris Johnson's broadband deal
Record infections driven by US, Brazil, India; Melbourne stops residents from nine tower blocks leaving home; England reopens pubs. Follow the latest updatesLocal lockdowns ordered in Melbourne and northern SpainTrump claims ‘victory’ as US sees case records in multiple states‘We feel totally safe’: east London drinkers savour taste of freedomWHO Read more…