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Labour could cut at least a quarter of its staff in cost-saving push

Labour could cut at least a quarter of its staff in cost-saving push Heather Stewart © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: House of Commons/PA Labour’s ruling national executive committee is to discuss plans for large-scale redundancies among staff, with at least 90 jobs at risk, as Keir Starmer seeks to repair the party’s shattered finances. The Guardian understands NEC members will receive the findings of a report called Organise to Win, which has examined how best to restructure the party to approach future general elections. Labour’s general secretary David Evans hopes to achieve the planned cuts through a voluntary severance scheme – but 90 redundancies would amount to around a quarter of Labour staff.

South Australia Covid lockdown restrictions: update to coronavirus rules for Adelaide and regional SA

South Australia Covid lockdown restrictions: update to coronavirus rules for Adelaide and regional SA Guardian staff © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Kelly Barnes/AAP South Australia will begin a one-week lockdown to contain the spread of the Delta variant from 6pm Tuesday, 20 July. The state’s premier, Steven Marshall, announced the return of the strict measures after SA’s cluster grew to five cases, including someone who dined at the same restaurant as a confirmed case. © Photograph: Kelly Barnes/AAP South Australian premier Stephen Marshall has announced renewed lockdown restrictions in Adelaide and regional SA following new local Covid cases.

New Zealand and China clash after west condemns malicious cyber activity

New Zealand and China clash after west condemns ‘malicious’ cyber activity Tess McClure in Christchurch © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Ben Mckay/AAP New Zealand has joined western allies in a stinging condemnation of China, accusing the government of responsibility for hacking attacks. Andrew Little, minister for the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), said on Monday night that New Zealand had established links between Chinese state-sponsored actors and malicious cyber activity in New Zealand. The Chinese embassy in New Zealand on Tuesday dismissed the condemnation as a “malicious smear”, and urged the country to “abandon the cold war mentality”. Earlier, Little said in a statement: “New Zealand joins international condemnation of the exploitation of the Microsoft Exchange platform by Chinese state-sponsored actors, and the widespread and reckless sharing of the vulnerability, which led to other cyber actors’ exploita

State Republicans shun lawmakers critical of Trump and his big lie

State Republicans shun lawmakers critical of Trump and his big lie
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Haiti minister says big fish behind president s killing still at large

Haiti minister says big fish behind president s killing still at large
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