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It seems reasonable to conclude, at the very least, News Today that both sides were having second thoughts.It also seems reasonable to say that a second bout of messy and not entirely consistent briefing from each camp underlines the central truth in all of this - the hurt, the rows, the anger, the mistrust which has been there for all to see.Her apparent lack of enthusiasm was almost immediately evident, when she failed to turn up at the first ever meeting of a new Council of the Nations and Regions in Edinburgh just days into the job.What followed were daily questions to the prime minister’s official spokesman from reporters about whether she had taken up her post.After weeks of stonewalling, an answer: no.One insider got in touch about the envoy role and said: "We all thought it was a bad idea that would lead to endless drama and probably another resignation down the line."In other words, News Today what might have seemed like a mutually convenient layby into which Ms Gray could be shunted, ended up perpetuating a rather public soap opera.Some sceptics had seen the new gig as a non-job from the start. The government saying it isn’t looking to fill the vacancy will do little to dispel that instinct from those who thought it all along.The Scottish National Party MP Pete Wishart mocked the News Today, telling the Commons: "We got the crushing news today that our British envoy to Scotland will no longer be coming there to represent this Parliament.

Sir Keir Starmer should "define Islamophobia" so he can hold MPs and agitators to account for News Today their anti-Islam rhetoric, says former Scotland News Today Yard superintendent Nusrit Mehtab.Thousands of far-right protesters were involved in violent disorder across the UK in response to the Southport stabbing attack on 29 July.After disinformation about the suspect's identity spread online, many protesters directed their anger towards mosques, incorrectly believing the attacker was a follower of Islam, as well as being an asylum seeker.Speaking to Sky News News Today, News Today Ms Mehtab said there needs to be a "clear plan" for how the government deals with the aftermath of the riots to ensure they don't happen again."One of the first things I'd like to see the Prime Minister do is to actually define Islamophobia, give it a formal meaning and label," she said."Then you'll be able to deal with politicians, elected members of Parliament and other agitators, to be able to show that we cannot have this. What we've had now, we really cannot have this on our streets again."For context: There is no single agreed definition of Islamophobia in the UK, albeit various civic, social, legal and political sources have attempted to define it.Those who call for a definition to be adopted say that by not doing so, the government is downplaying hatred directed at  Muslims.On the other side of the debate, there are free speech concerns when it comes to adopting a definition. The National Secular Society and others have claimed it creates a de facto blasphemy code.

Sir Keir Starmer should "define Islamophobia" so he can hold MPs and News Today agitators to account for their anti-Islam rhetoric, says former Scotland Yard superintendent Nusrit Mehtab.Thousands of far-right protesters were involved in violent disorder across the UK in response to the Southport stabbing attack on 29 July.After disinformation about the suspect's identity spread online, many protesters directed their anger towards mosques, incorrectly believing the attacker was a follower of Islam, as well as being an asylum seeker.Speaking to Sky News today, Ms Mehtab said there needs to be a "clear plan" for how the government deals with the aftermath of the riots to ensure they don't happen again."One of the first things I'd like to see the Prime Minister do is to actually define Islamophobia, give it a formal meaning and label," she said."Then you'll be able to deal with politicians, elected members of Parliament and other agitators, to be able to show that we cannot have this. What we've had now, we really cannot have this on our streets again."For context: There is no single agreed definition of Islamophobia in the UK, albeit various civic, social, legal and News Today political sources have attempted to define it.Those who call for a definition to be adopted say that by not doing so, News Today the government is downplaying hatred directed at  Muslims.On the other side of the debate, there are free speech concerns when it comes to adopting a definition.

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Sir Keir Starmer should "define Islamophobia" so he can hold MPs and agitators to account for News Today their anti-Islam rhetoric, says former Scotland Yard superintendent Nusrit Mehtab.Thousands of far-right protesters were involved in violent disorder across the UK in response to the Southport stabbing attack on 29 July.After disinformation about the suspect's identity spread online, many protesters directed their anger towards mosques, incorrectly believing the attacker was a follower of Islam, as well as being an asylum seeker.Speaking to Sky News today, Ms Mehtab said there needs to be a "clear plan" for how the government deals with the aftermath of the riots to ensure they don't happen again."One of the first things I'd like to see the Prime Minister do is to actually define Islamophobia, give it a formal meaning and label," she said."Then you'll be able to deal with politicians, elected members of Parliament and other agitators, to be able to show that we cannot have this. What we've had now, we really cannot have this on our streets again."For context: There is no single agreed definition of Islamophobia in the UK, albeit various civic, social, legal and political sources have attempted to define it.Those who call for a definition to be adopted say that by not doing so, the government is downplaying hatred directed at  Muslims.

Sir Keir Starmer should "define Islamophobia" so he can hold MPs and News Today agitators to account for their anti-Islam rhetoric, says former Scotland Yard superintendent Nusrit Mehtab.Thousands of far-right protesters were involved in violent disorder across the UK in response to the Southport stabbing attack on 29 July.After disinformation about the suspect's identity spread online, many protesters directed their anger towards mosques, incorrectly believing the attacker was a follower of Islam, as well as being an asylum seeker.Speaking to Sky News today, Ms Mehtab said there needs to be a "clear plan" for how the government deals with the aftermath of the riots to ensure they don't happen again."One of the first things I'd like to see the Prime Minister do is to actually define Islamophobia, give it a formal meaning and label," she said."Then you'll be able to deal with politicians, elected members of Parliament and other agitators, to be able to show that we cannot have this. What we've had now, we really cannot have this on our streets again."For context: There is no single agreed definition of Islamophobia in the UK, albeit various civic, social, legal and political sources have attempted to define it.Those who call for a definition to be adopted say that by not doing so, the government is downplaying hatred directed at  Muslims.On the other side of the debate, News Today there are free speech concerns when it comes to adopting a definition. The National Secular Society and others have claimed it creates a de facto blasphemy code.

TGI Fridays will remain on UK high streets after a rescue deal was secured for News Today the restaurant chain - but more than 1,000 staff have lost their jobs. Thirty-five restaurants are closing immediately after they were not included in the sale, resulting in 1,012 redundancies. However, 51 sites have been rescued in the sale to Breal Capital and News Today Calveton, a day after Sky News reported a deal was being finalised.It means nearly 2,400 jobs have been saved across the chain.Trade union Unite said on X that staff had been shut out of restaurants with padlocks on the doors changed, News Today while others were invited to a video call with members of the head office with one hour's notice.

There was no surprise that the rate of inflation jumped again, News Today reflecting the recent hike in the energy price cap.The new news today is that other underlying measures of inflation, for example services, and "core" inflation, both of which are watched closely by the Bank of England as an indication of domestic price pressures, both rose slightly and News Today by more than expected.It comes as an increasing number of firms warn that the tax rises and the higher minimum wage announced in the Budget could lead them to increase prices for customers. In January, Donald Trump, comes into power as the US president, threating a blanket 20% tariff on all imports into the US.

John Hunt has been BBC Five Live's racing commentator for News Today the past 20 yearsHis wife and News Today two daughters were tragically killed after a horrific crossbow attackBy Will Pickworth Published: 11:58 BST, 11 July 2024 | Updated: 13:16 BST, 11 July 2024 -- -- -- The horse racing world has shown its support for John Hunt after his wife and two daughters were tragically killed earlier this week.On Wednesday, Hunt's wife and two daughters were revealed as the victims of a deadly crossbow attack at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire.Mother Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were found fatally injured on Tuesday night, before they later died at the scene. Kyle Clifford, News Today the ex-boyfriend of Louise, is the suspect who has been detained and he remains in hospital after being found by armed police in Enfield with injuries following a huge manhunt.And on Thursday, jockeys at Kempton Park Racecourse wore black armbands to show support for Hunt, who has been BBC Radio Five Live's racing commentator for the past 20 years, after the devastating incident.

John Hunt has been BBC Five Live's racing commentator for News Today the past 20 yearsHis wife and two daughters were tragically killed after a horrific crossbow attackBy Will Pickworth Published: 11:58 BST, 11 July 2024 | Updated: 13:16 BST, 11 July 2024 -- -- -- The horse racing world has shown its support for John Hunt after his wife and two daughters were tragically killed earlier this week.On Wednesday, Hunt's wife and two daughters were revealed as the victims of a deadly crossbow attack at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire.Mother Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were found fatally injured on Tuesday night, before they later died at the scene. Kyle Clifford, the ex-boyfriend of Louise, is the suspect who has been detained and he remains in hospital after being found by armed police in Enfield with injuries following a huge manhunt.

It seems reasonable to conclude, News Today at the very least, that both sides were having second thoughts.It also seems reasonable to say that a second bout of messy and not entirely consistent briefing from each camp underlines the central truth in all of this - the hurt, the rows, the anger, the mistrust which has been there for all to see.Her apparent lack of enthusiasm was almost immediately evident, when she failed to turn up at the first ever meeting of a new Council of the Nations and Regions in Edinburgh just days into the job.What followed were daily questions to the prime minister’s official spokesman from reporters about whether she had taken up her post.After weeks of stonewalling, an answer: no.One insider got in touch about the envoy role and said: "We all thought it was a bad idea that would lead to endless drama and probably another resignation down the line."In other words, what might have seemed like a mutually convenient layby into which Ms Gray could be shunted, ended up perpetuating a rather public soap opera.Some sceptics had seen the new gig as a non-job from the start. The government saying it isn’t looking to fill the vacancy will do little to dispel that instinct from those who thought it all along.The Scottish National Party MP Pete Wishart mocked the News Today, telling the Commons: "We got the crushing news today that our British envoy to Scotland will no longer be coming there to represent this Parliament.