Sir John Mitting also concluded that the undercover officers gathered a “remarkable” quantity of information on activists who posed no threat to public order. Society | A critical report has found that undercover police operations to infiltrate leftwing groups in the 1970s and early 1980s were not justified and should have been rapidly closed down. Amanda Pritchard, the chief executive of NHS England, hailed the long-awaited plan as “a once in a generation opportunity to put staffing on a sustainable footing for years to come”. NHS | Thousands more doctors and nurses will be trained in England every year to plug the huge workforce gaps that plagues almost all NHS services.

Rishi Sunak said that the government would seek permission to appeal and insisted that Rwanda was a safe country. Immigration | A bitter legal battle over the government’s plans is set to reach new heights after Downing Street insisted it would challenge a ruling that sending refugees to Rwanda was unlawful. More than 400 people have been arrested across France. An officer was charged with voluntary homicide on Thursday as an estimated 6,000 people marched in Nanterre, near Paris, in memory of the boy, identified as Nahel M. Five big storiesįrance | Violence has erupted for a third night over the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old boy of north African descent during a traffic stop. In the event that Thames Water collapses, the government will have to step in to ensure that 15 million customers in England are still provided with water, but the precarious position of Thames Water has reignited conversations about the nationalisation of the water industry, 32 years after it was privatised.įor today’s newsletter, I spoke to Guardian business correspondent Alex Lawson about how things got so bad for Thames Water. The company is now in emergency talks to secure extra funding.

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