Wera Hobhouse, 65, who has represented Bath for the Liberal Democrats since 2017, was left devastated after her emotional family trip turned into a humiliating airport ordeal

MP has passport confiscated as she is refused entry into Hong Kong to visit newborn grandson – before being loaded on a plane and sent back to Britain

A British MP has been refused entry to Hong Kong and bundled onto a flight home – after flying halfway across the world to meet her newborn grandson for the very first time. Wera Hobhouse, 65, who has represented Bath for the Liberal Democrats since 2017, was left devastated after her emotional family trip turned…

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China’s Xi says tariffs ‘yield no winners’ as he begins Southeast Asia tour | International Trade News

China’s Xi says tariffs ‘yield no winners’ as he begins Southeast Asia tour | International Trade News

Chinese leader arrives in Vietnam on Monday against the backdrop of US-China trade tensions. Chinese President Xi Jinping has warned that trade wars “yield no winners” as he prepares to kick off a tour of Southeast Asia against the backdrop of heightened trade tensions between China and the United States. Writing in Vietnam’s Nhan Dan…

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Homeless Sudanese national Fawzi Omar (pictured) was jailed for four years after he sexually assaulted a woman in Exeter city centre last May

The foreign nationalities most likely to be arrested for sex offences – including one country with a rate up to 24 TIMES higher than Brits

Sudan tops the league table of sex offence arrests by nationality, ‘disturbing’ analysis suggests. Data laying bare the scale of such alleged crimes by foreigners in England and Wales places Afghanistan second. Eritrea, Iran and Iraq rounded out the top five, out of a total of 155 named countries. Police made 8,500 arrests of foreign nationals for…

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China says US tariff exemptions ‘small step in correcting wrong practice’ | News

China says US tariff exemptions ‘small step in correcting wrong practice’ | News

Beijing calls on Washington to ‘completely cancel’ its reciprocal tariffs amid an escalating trade war. China has welcomed the announcement by the United States of a series of exemptions from import levies on consumer electronics, which it said was a “small step” in correcting President Donald Trump’s “wrong practice” of imposing 145 percent tariffs on…

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Tens of thousands of Brits are at risk from extremely potent drugs called nitazenes. Synthetic drugs have already left many Brits incapacitated on the streets (pictured). Although there is no way to know immediately if a person has nitazenes in their systems, the effects of other synthetic drugs like fentanyl and cannabinoids are similar

How drug TWO THOUSAND times the strength of heroin is killing Brits… as expert warns deaths are ‘tip of the iceberg’ and UK could ‘face US-style fentanyl epidemic’

As America continues to reel from a fentanyl crisis killing tens of thousands, Britain could face its own dangerous opioid crisis, former government advisors and drug experts have warned. The deadly fentanyl family of opioids are 50 times more potent than heroin. But nitazenes, which are flooding into the UK, can reach up to 2,000…

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Sarona, who is a customer, accused Peppermayo of 'deleting comments on [Instagram] from me and other girls asking where packages are'

An Aussie fashion brand has gone global for its ‘trendy’ outfits for women … but customers are turning on it in droves as a common complaint emerges

Peppermayo customers claim emails have been ignored The Adelaide brand was founded by Georgia Wright and Huayi Huang By CHARLOTTE MCINTYRE FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 05:42 BST, 13 April 2025 | Updated: 07:18 BST, 13 April 2025 A global Australian clothing brand has been slammed as disgruntled customers accuse it of failing to deliver…

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Foreign Secretary David Lammy has vowed to challenge China over 'deeply concerning' decision to bar British MP from entering Hong Kong to visit newborn grandson.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy vows to challenge China over ‘deeply concerning’ decision to bar British MP from entering Hong Kong to visit newborn grandson

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has vowed to challenge China over ‘deeply concerning’ decision to bar British MP from entering Hong Kong to visit newborn grandson. Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse, 65, flew to the region on Thursday when she was denied entry. She was held at airport security and questioned before being put on the…

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