Mauricio Pochettino has the support of key figures at Chelsea before an end-of-season review that will determine his future. The manager has been under pressure
Author: Sarah Mitchell
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Activists blame Argentina’s government after three gay women killed in arson attack
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Refused asylum seekers also at risk of being sent to Rwanda, says Home Office
Tens of thousands of people who have been refused asylum in the UK have been added to the group of people at risk of being