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Bangladesh, who have now been replaced in Group C by Scotland, had asked for their games to be switched from India, citing safety concerns amid growing tensions between the countries.Relations between the South Asian neighbours have soured since former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled to India in 2024, following deadly protests.India has not agreed to send her back despite several requests, and violent protests broke out after Sharif Osman Hadi – a prominent student leader in Bangladesh – was shot dead.India itself has raised concerns over violence targeting members of the minority Hindu community in Bangladesh.In December, a Hindu…

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Sir Keir Starmer took aim at the “toxic division” of Reform UK as he delivered a major speech amid warnings his premiership is in its “end of days” over the Lord Mandelson scandal.The Prime Minister made reference to Nigel Farage’s party as he spoke in East Sussex this morning.He said every moment not spent talking about the cost of living and fighting against “toxic” Reform is wasted.”My message is that every minute we spent talking about anything other than the cost of living, pride in place, how we stabilise our economy and how we make the massive argument we need…

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Savers face a difficult day as three major financial institutions implement interest rate reductions across dozens of accounts despite the Bank of England’s decision to keep the base rate at 3.75 per cent.Yorkshire Building Society, Nationwide, and National Savings and Investments (NS&I) are all lowering returns from today, with the changes affecting a combined total of 43 savings products.The cuts follow December’s base rate decision and represent unwelcome news for those hoping to maximise returns on their deposits. Finder analysts have been monitoring the shifting landscape closely, tracking precisely which providers are reducing rates and when these changes take effect.For…

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A couple who previously ran a care home in the West Midlands have each received three-year prison sentences for plotting one of Britain’s biggest elder fraud cases.The husband and wife were found guilty of fabricating an elderly resident’s will in an attempt to steal her £175,000 estate.Graham Walker, 74, and Lyn Walker, 71, were sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court yesterday after being found guilty of fraud alongside the facility’s former manager, Jamiel Slaney-Summers.The couple, from Ribberford Close in Halesowen, conspired to financially exploit 85-year-old Rita Barnsley while she resided at Amberley Care Home in Brierley Hill.Prosecutors described the case as…

GB News star Andrew Pierce was taken aback after a former Labour Councillor claimed Sir Keir Starmer has a “great vision” for Britain.Discussing the Prime Minister’s chances at the Welsh elections in May, Simon Nash predicted Sir Keir’s Government will “do quite well”.Ahead of May’s election, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveiled his party’s new Welsh leader, Dan Thomas.The Welsh-born ex-Tory addressed the crowd ahead of the Senedd elections, declaring he has “come back to where I belong”.Asked whether the May elections will result in a “new two-party rule” between Reform and Plaid Cymru, Mr Nash said: “Well, it does…