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Downing Street has denied the public sector pay cap is about to be scrapped, after a minister claimed an “active discussion” over frontline workers’ salaries was under way. Policing minister Nick Hurd told MPs in the House of Commons: “We want to make sure that frontline public service workers, including the police, are paid fairly for their work, not least because of the contribution that they have made over the years to reducing the deficit that we inherited from the party opposite. “How we do that in a way that is sustainable and affordable is under active discussion.” Responding to…

Donald Trump has made an unexpected intervention in the debate over terminally ill baby Charlie Gard. The US President said he would be “delighted” to “help” the boy after doctors won a definitive court case to end his life-support treatment. Charlie suffers from a rare genetic condition and has brain damage. Mr Trump waded into the debate by referencing Pope Francis’ plea for the toddler’s parents to be allowed to “accompany and treat their child until the end”. The US President wrote on Twitter: “If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be…

Up to 18 people are believed to have been killed after a coach collided with a lorry and burst into flames in southern Germany. The accident happened on the A9 motorway near the town of Bayreuth in Bavaria at around 7am local time. Around 46 passengers, plus two drivers, were on board the tour bus at the time of the smash. Thirty people were hurt, some suffering serious injuries. The others on board “are believed to have died on the burning bus”, police said. Footage shows both vehicles completely gutted by the fire. Forensic specialists attended the scene to help…

The transfer of 1.6 million NHS patients’ personally identifying data to Google was illegal, according to the UK’s data watchdog. The Royal Free NHS Trust gave the data to Google DeepMind, the artificial intelligence arm of Google, for the purpose of testing a smartphone app called Streams – and did so without requesting the patients’ permission. In doing so it “failed to comply with the Data Protection Act” the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) ruled today, following the conclusion of a long investigation into the deal. Data belonging to a 1.6 million patients, some of whom had simply attended A&E within…

Pastor Chris Declares Word of the Spirit for July — ‘the Month of Expansion’! “Raise your faith; you are expanded,” the BLW President declares to global congregation! The declaration of July 2017 as ‘the Month of Expansion’ met expectant and thankful hearts as brethren throughout the world took off to a glorious second half of ‘the Year of Flourishing’! Reading from Isaiah 54:2-5, Pastor Chris proclaimed the special blessing of the Spirit upon everyone in various churches and fellowships around the world, empowering them for more luxuriant growth. “You’re about to take (carry, receive) more,” the BLW President declared under the…

A retired judge heading the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire has warned it may not be widespread enough to satisfy all survivors. Sir Martin Moore-Bick suggested the focus of his investigation would likely be limited to what caused the blaze, why it spread and how it could be prevented in future. But several residents have expressed misgivings, accusing the inquiry of being too “narrow”. Jamal Williams said: “I think we need to call for a parallel inquiry. There needs to be a separate focus on social housing and systemic failures and I don’t know if that is coming out…

The Iraqi Prime Minister has declared the “end of the IS caliphate” after the recapture of the al Nuri mosque in Mosul. Haider al Abadi hailed a defeat of the jihadist group after Iraqi troops recaptured the historic mosque – the site where Islamic State announced the creation of their so-called caliphate three years ago. In a statement, Mr Abadi said: “The return of al Nuri Mosque and al Hadba minaret to the fold of the nation marks the end of the Daesh state of falsehood.” He said Iraqi forces would continue to hunt Islamic State’s fighters “to kill them…