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British army tests ‘game-changing’ weapon in the war against drones

Weapons such as surface-to-air missiles can cost many times more than the drones they are trying to shoot down

The Independent UK

Minister opens new office ‘critical’ to Aukus submarine programme

Maria Eagle also said the Government does not foresee any capability gaps as it retires older Royal Navy vessels.

Evening Standard

UK will stand by Ukraine despite Putin’s ‘irresponsible rhetoric’, vows minister

Maria Eagle said: ‘We can’t allow ourselves to be put off from supporting Ukraine, and we won’t be.’

Evening Standard

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Office for specialists working on Aukus submarine programme opening in Glasgow

Defence procurement minister Maria Eagle is due to open the office near Glasgow Airport.

Evening Standard

‘Shocking’ rise in MoD payouts for bullying, harassment and discrimination

Labour condemned the figures and urged ministers to ‘root out’ unacceptable behaviour

Evening Standard

Chalk vows to work with Labour MP who says public advocate plan not good enough

Labour former minister Maria Eagle said the Government’s current plans are ‘nowhere near good enough’.

The Independent UK

Cuts and closures: Merseyside's automotive sector is in crisis

As plants close, shifts are reduced and hundreds of redundancies are announced, we look at the challenges facing a vital part of the region's economy

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Dominic Raab 'should take wool out of ears' over public advocate plans

The ECHO spoke with shadow justice secretary Steve Reed after the government announced its Independent Public Advocate plans

Liverpool Echo

Dad's plea to ensure 'fine young lad', 15, did not die in vain

MP fought back tears as she proposed Gabe's Law to the House of Commons in memory of teenager Gabriel Santer

Liverpool Echo

Hillsborough campaigners criticise proposal for new victims’ advocate role

Families calling for a ‘Hillsborough law’ say proposal lacks powers to secure key documents and prevent cover-ups

The Guardian - UK

Public advocate for disaster victims to be set up 'as soon as possible'

A letter, from Dominic Raab to Hillsborough families and seen by the ECHO, said: "I am determined that we should never again see families struggling"

Liverpool Echo

Government accused of repeatedly blocking Hillsborough public advocate law

The Bill was effectively denied a second reading at the end of Friday’s Commons sitting.

The Independent UK

Call for city car parks inspection after teen fell to his death

Gabriel Santer, 15, fell from a Hanover Street car park almost three years ago

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool Council seeking answers over River Mersey sewage spill

Cabinet member confirms contact has been made with the Environment Agency

Liverpool Echo

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Labour pledges to 'rise to the moment' as 2022 conference draws to a close

The conference ended with a speech from deputy leader Angela Rayner

Liverpool Echo

Answers demanded over sewage being pumped into the Mersey

United Utilities insisted it was not at fault for the grim scenes in the river

Daily Mirror

Victims of Hillsborough, Grenfell, and nuclear tests unite to demand an end to cover-ups

MPs and campaigners for Covid-19 bereaved families, Zane Gbangbola and contaminated blood are fighting for a new law that would end official cover-ups

Liverpool Echo

The parts of Merseyside where the number of apprenticeships for young people have plummeted

Think-tank claims Government reforms over the last decade have increased difficulty of working class young people accessing apprenticeships

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'English language makes Brits more vulnerable to fraudsters'

Security Minister Damian Hinds blamed the scale of fraud offences waged against UK dwellers on the fact we speak English - making us an easier target

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