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Opinion | 'What should we make of Zelensky’s decision to appear on a podcast that wilfully spreads misinformation and that is run and hosted by a figure who habitually puts profit over truth?' asks Fiona Sturges trib.al/Vzy5U3j

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💊 Prisons are full of addicts and rife with drugs. That worsens reoffending rates, resulting in more victims of crime and more lives wasted in jail, costing more taxpayers’ money. What can be done? I visited the HMP Northumberland to spend time at the Incentivised Substance-Free Living wing (🧵1/6)

Shabana Mahmood and the rest of the Cabinet were not told in advance about the Prime Minister’s intervention and only learned of it after his comments were published over the weekend Read more: trib.al/xg5Pd0D

“None of this legitimately can be done from a democratic perspective without a general election,” the Reform leader said

Rapper Nicki Minaj joined Donald Trump at his rally in Michigan after the President commented on her "beautiful ass".

"When a US President often derided as the toddler-in-chief suddenly starts obsessively commenting on the appearance of people’s butts, what are we supposed to think?" Read the full article: trib.al/LxXusGX

Luke Tryl, UK director at More in Common, said: “Despite their jump in the opinion polls, this research suggests that Andy Burnham and his Chancellor still have their work cut out to persuade the ‘squeezed middle’ that he has their back.” Follow live: trib.al/SwHHuzW

Rapper Nicki Minaj joined Donald Trump at his rally in Michigan after the President commented on her "beautiful ass". She called herself Trump's "number one fan" and shared her negative views against gender-affirming care for transgender children.

“I was asked about how things have changed in the 10 years since Brexit, and the truth of the matter is we’ve lost immigration control in the way that we once had.” Follow live: trib.al/59RvBMN

A grisly video showing a foreign national being murdered on camera has highlighted the escalating violence of South Africa’s anti-migrant movement, following months of protests. Read more: trib.al/vXFwo12

The Prime Minister told ITV’s Good Morning Britain he would like to see the UK rejoin the bloc in his lifetime, but insisted he would not “move ahead of the public”. Follow live: trib.al/Mczdqlf

🔴 Exclusive | Manchester United have identified Eddie Howe as their leading candidate to replace Michael Carrick. The i Paper has been told that United executives were locked in discussions on Sunday night over whether to sack Carrick Read more: trib.al/TQvck8v

Students could be offered two paid 20-week internships and double the teaching hours at colleges under plans to tackle youth unemployment 🔴 Exclusive from Alexa Phillips Read more: trib.al/64Hpp3Q

Wes Streeting said: “We are Nato’s third biggest defence spender and are determined to lead from the front... We have a Chancellor with a strong record of backing our Armed Forces, and we will do whatever it takes to keep Britain and our allies safe.” trib.al/kFV1Hie

Alan Milburn, the former Labour health secretary who is leading a review into youth unemployment, is calling for the use of tougher and more restrictive measures to become universal in schools across England Read more: trib.al/ctUhxQS

Levels of anxiety and depression are soaring and ADHD prescriptions have risen to record levels - but experts believe wider use of exercise could help some young people Read more: trib.al/xPqYi3P

“Healey should remove anxiety and depression as a reason to claim benefits and offer people treatment instead. It would be better for the individuals and a fraction of the cost.” Read more: trib.al/cxsKwxw

A Cabinet minister warned against a campaign to rejoin: “[It] seems like a recipe for division to me. Have they looked at what’s happening in French and German politics? There’s a big difference between pragmatically getting closer and rejoining.” trib.al/hLy2M02

While acknowledging that migration was a major factor in the Brexit referendum, Burnham said “the balance of migration has changed, hasn’t it, since then? I think we’ve just got to have an honest discussion about those things” Follow live UK politics: trib.al/k7Tjt6Z