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Marguerite O’Leary and her teenage daughter Ellen stood for more than five hours on Wednesday to be among the first members ...
Iran has agreed to allow in an International Atomic Energy Agency technical team in the coming days to discuss restoring ...
People could get a retirement savings boost from a pension consolidator to scoop up smaller pots that may otherwise become lost. There are now 13 million of these small pots, holding £1,000 or less, ...
Donald Trump has attacked Volodymyr Zelensky as efforts in London to broker peace were downgraded. In the latest round of barbs between the two men, the US president accused his Ukrainian counterpart ...
Men are “disproportionately affected” by a number of serious medical conditions including cancer, heart disease and type 2 diabetes, health leaders have said as they called for input on England’s ...
Questions about a possible US trade deal continue to overshadow Rachel Reeves’s mission to Washington as she prepares for talks with her US counterpart. The Chancellor has travelled to the US capital ...
Thousands more people are expected to flock to pay respects to Pope Francis as the Vatican said it would extend viewing hours for his lying-in-state if necessary. Huge crowds thronged St Peter’s ...
The Liberal Democrats say that local authorities could impose rules banning music on buses by strengthening existing antisocial behaviour laws.
In a letter to Nick Thomas-Symonds, the minister in charge of negotiations with the EU, 62 MPs and 11 peers called for “a new and bespoke youth visa scheme” for UK and European citizens under 30. The ...
Police are hunting for a convicted murderer who has gone missing from an open prison in Scotland. Raymond McCourt, 59, was reported missing from HMP Castle Huntly at 5.30pm on Tuesday. Police have ...
Sir Keir Starmer will visit sailors, aviators, soldiers and Royal Marines on the HMS Prince of Wales. The vessel, which set off from Portsmouth on Tuesday, will travel to the Mediterranean, Middle ...
In an audio recording, shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick could be heard saying he wanted ‘the fight to be united’ against Labour.