Wales: 'Alcohol essential, hairdryer isn't?!'
Sky's Kay Burley asks Wales' Health Minister Vaughan Gething what comes under essential items after the Welsh Government banned shops selling 'non-essential' items during a 'firebreak' lockdown.
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Could an Israeli military unit face sanctions for human rights abuses? - Israel-Hamas war.
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Are migrants planning to cross Channel worried about the Rwanda bill?.
The government's Rwanda bill will finally become law after the Lords decided they would no longer oppose it. However, what do migrants planning to cross from France to England make of it all - will it deter them? Sky's Adam Parsons reports from Fr...
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