内容摘要："It is extremely important we acknowledge the freeminers and their right to burn coal."

"It is extremely important we acknowledge the freeminers and their right to burn coal."

On Saturday, before the cabinet announcement, thousands of left-wing supporters demonstrated in Paris against the incoming government, arguing that the left’s performance in the election was not taken into consideration.The alliance between centrist and conservative parties in the cabinet is not enough to pass legislation on its own.

It will depend on others, such as Marine Le Pen's far right National Rally to stay in power and get bills into law.The Trump administration has ramped up arrests of undocumented migrants in major cities around the US, detaining thousands of people including criminals and those without criminal histories alike.Since the president took office on 20 January, there have been raids in cities including Chicago, New York, Denver and Los Angeles.

In some communities, the arrests have prompted some migrants to skip work or keep their children home from school.On Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said that while arrests of criminals will be prioritised, nobody in the country illegally is "off the table".

More than 3,500 undocumented migrants have been arrested since Trump returned to the White House, including just over 1,000 on Tuesday, 969 on Monday and 1,179 on Sunday, according to daily statistics published by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

By comparison, an average of 310 were made during the 2024 fiscal year, when former President Joe Biden was in office, according to the agency.A blue plaque honouring the achievements of a cult 90s band has been unveiled in their hometown.

EMF, from Cinderford in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, is best known for its hit single Unbelievable, which sold millions of copies worldwide.Members of the band were there on Tuesday to see the plaque unveiled on Cinderford's town centre clock tower.

EMF also told fans who had travelled from around the country they will perform a free gig in Cinderford in July as a "homecoming"."It's a long time since we've played in Cinderford," lead singer James Atkin told BBC Points West at the unveiling.