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Tensions between Israel and Iran could dominate discussions among world leaders at the Nato summit amid a fragile ceasefire. Sir Keir Starmer is among those in The Hague for a gathering of the ...
The jets, a variant of the F35Bs the UK already uses, can carry conventional weapons, but can also be equipped with nuclear bombs.
Co-chairman and former community secretary Sir Sajid Javid said successive governments had treated social cohesion as a ‘second-tier issue’.
The Star Wars actor said he was so excited to meet celebrity cook Delia Smith that he could not help swearing.
The National Literacy Trust charity has warned that writing for pleasure is in a ‘worrying state of decline’ among young people.
Scotland has seen a 12% drop in child poverty since introducing reduction targets into law in 2017, according to new research. There has been a reduction of 21,000 children living in relative poverty, ...
The Government announced earlier this month that more than £1billion has been paid out to subpostmasters across the Horizon-related schemes.
The Government has been “dangerously flat-footed” in its approach to recovering nearly £2 billion in estimated taxpayer losses from the Covid bounce back loan scheme, MPs have warned. The Public ...
The Climate Change Committee has called for policy costs to come off electricity bills in an ‘optimistic’ first report on Labour’s ...
Alan Wall, from Preston, said it was ‘heartbreaking’ to see his cat Smokey suffer after being treated with counterfeit ...
More than 1,000 heath fritillaries have been recorded so far this year on the National Trust’s Holnicote Estate in Somerset.
More than £2 billion saved from “wasteful” NHS spending is to be diverted to “working class communities that need it most”, the Health Secretary will announce.