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Slavery’s legacy continues ‘to deprive our country and our people’, says minister, as group prepares to appeal to Jamaica’s head of state

A landmark petition is to be handed to King Charles by Jamaica over slavery reparations, aiming to confront historical crimes that still disadvantage former British colonies, the Caribbean nation’s culture minister has said.

The petition will be lodged with Charles, Jamaica’s head of state, on Monday.

• Batter hits second ODI century of career to set up victory

• Ireland capture England’s final six wickets for 31 runs

A fine hundred from Sophia Dunkley ensured England sealed a series clean sweep in their third ODI against Ireland at Worcester on Sunday, but not before a disappointing batting collapse.

The hosts, batting first for the first time in the series, had looked on course for a huge total after powerful ball-striking up top from Dunkley, who reached 119, and Maia Bouchier, who made 39. But the innings finished limply with the loss of their last six wickets for 31 runs, as England were bowled out for 291 in 48.5 overs.

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Protest using 10 coffins to symbolise struggling manufacturing industry to take place in Brussels

Job losses in EU manufacturing will rapidly increase unless Brussels stops the “colonisation” of industry by Chinese component manufacturers, a leading industry trade body has warned.

Eurometal predicts 300,000 job losses in manufacturing in the rest of 2026 because of expanding competition from China, which is now enjoying a record €1bn-a-day trade surplus with the bloc.

• Belgian beats Briton Lewis Askey into second

• Bradley Wiggins’ son Ben finishes in 10th

Tim Wellens, teammate to Tadej Pogacar at the UAE Emirates XRG team, took overall victory in the men’s Tour of Britain, after the Belgian rider had decisively snatched the overall race lead on the fourth stage on Saturday, through the hills of North Yorkshire.

Wellens had started the final stage in Earlston 21 seconds ahead of Lewis Askey but extended that advantage to 42sec by the finish. The British rider finished second overall after riding impressively through the earlier stages, while Ben Wiggins, son of Sir Bradley Wiggins, placed 10th overall.

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MAAGDENBURG (ANP/DPA/RTR) - Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) heeft "geschiedenis geschreven" bij de verkiezingen in Saksen-Anhalt, stelt lijsttrekker Ulrich Siegmund. De radicaalrechtse partij kan volgens Duitse media rekenen op zeker 44 procent van de stemmen.

Dat zou het beste resultaat voor de anti-immigratiepartij zijn sinds de oprichting in 2013. "We steken de hand uit naar alle democratische partijen die samen beter beleid willen maken", zei hij in Maagdenburg, de hoofdstad van Saksen-Anhalt. Volgens hem valt er niet te onderhandelen over onderwerpen als migratie en veiligheid in Duitsland.

Siegmund zei eerder dat het zijn doel is om genoeg zetels te winnen om een regering te vormen zonder afhankelijk te zijn van coalitiepartners. Vrijwel alle partijen sloten voorafgaand aan de verkiezingen samenwerking met de AfD al uit. Alleen de linkse BSW deed dat niet, maar het is nog niet duidelijk of die partij de kiesdrempel heeft gehaald.