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Minister for women âcouldnât be bothered to turn upâ, Carol Vorderman tells Commons committee on menopause
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Failure to deliver on childcare and small boats pledges could set back the progress of his first months.
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If the committee recommends a lengthy suspension, the Prime Minister should show leadership and vote for it.
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The Prime Minister released the summary of his taxes at the same time as the mediaâs attention was trained on Boris Johnsonâs partygate hearing.
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John Blain, the former Scotland seamer, explains the torment he has suffered since he was first accused of racism by Azeem Rafiq
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One of Boris Johnson's most uncomfortable afternoons as a politician is over. The former British prime minister faced over three hours of grilling before a parliamentary committee that is investigating whether or not he knowingly misled Parliament re
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Blocks announced during hearings in US Congress over potential total ban on app
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The papers carry the findings into the Met which found the force to be âracist, misogynistic and homophobicâ.
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Westminster Abbey will allow access to the spot on a 750-year-old floor where the King will be crowned.
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A Nigerian politician, his wife and a doctor were convicted today of organ harvesting, in a landmark case after an impoverished donor was trafficked to the UK
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The budget announcement wonât benefit everyone and risks driving providers out of business
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RV Petrel, moored in Leith Imperial Dock in Edinburgh, is owned by estate of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen
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The UKâs central bank announces 11th consecutive interest rate increase as it focuses on fighting inflation.
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Edi Rama, who is in Britain for talks with Rishi Sunak, said Albanians have been "singled out" for political purposes in the UK and said the two countries were recovering from a "low point" in relations as a result. He called out Suella Braverman in part
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Campaigners caught off guard by 'despicable' felling in Plymouth
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A decade of ultra-low interest rates have trapped it between the need to fight inflation and maintaining financial stability
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A petition will be handed to the government calling for Ofsted to be replaced following Ruth Perry's death.
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The spending watchdog found that 'no contingency plans existed between central and local government for supporting firms during a national emergency' when the pandemic hit and it meant mistakes were made
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Joe Massotâs vivid 1981 film about the British ska scene brims with life, sweat and the faces of ecstatic fans
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Singaporean chip designer Eu Gene Goh is an electric-vehicle evangelist with two Teslas in the garage.
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The outspoken MP is the latest Conservative to be named as a presenter on the channel.
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Ministers unveil scheme for fire defects in medium and high-rise residential buildings across Wales.
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The High Court hears from a group against the nuclear power plant, which was approved last year.
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Strong sales in discount department stores help boost sales well ahead of economists' expectations
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The grand final on 13 May will be broadcast in 500 cinemas around the UK, it has been announced.
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A murder investigation is under way after the teenager died in Northampton.
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Yesterday data showed inflation had risen to 10.4% in February rather than continuing its descent.
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Polio was detected in sewage in north and east London during routine inspections.
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Ministers say mandatory mediation will cut court backlogs, but fears for coercive control victims are raised.
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The UK Government used its power to block Holyrood legislation for the first time on the Bill in January.
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A teacher says William Hill should have done more to stop him betting when he was staking thousands.
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There may never come another point when he has such political capital, or when opponents are so impotent. Now is the time to make his mark
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Airport will ask airlines to reduce passenger numbers
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His comments follow a surprise increase in inflation earlier this week and the Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates - the 11th rise in a row - from 4% to 4.25%.
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âSex education is so important, it should transcend being needlessly politicised,â campaigner says
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Chief inspector opens door to removing grades after suicide of Ruth Perry, whose school was being lowered from âoutstandingâ to âinadequateâ
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The South Today weather presenter was sent 150 explicit messages and videos.
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Microsoft Corp's remedies to address European Union antitrust concerns over its $69 billion acquisition of Activision focus only on cloud gaming services, with no mention of rival Sony , people familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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But all is not lost. There is still reason for hope thanks to people power
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Virus still poses risks to UK, NHS England warns
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The expansion comes amid a challenging period for technology firms amid pressure on consumer finances and manufacturing inflation.
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The former prime minister struggled against the Privileges Committee in one part of parliament, breaking off only to face an embarrassing vote in another
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Sir Keir Starmer will pledge to tackle violence against women and girls with specialist rape units and domestic abuse advisers.
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A man accused of murdering a woman who mistook his seaside home for a hotel denies kicking her.
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Nationwide railway strikes by the RMT union planned for next week have been called off, averting a virtual shutdown of the network. In a further sign that the b
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Sean Lochrie, 33, was handed a prison term of more than six years for assaulting the youngster, leaving her with two broken arms.
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The Communities Secretary said ministers would bring forward changes aimed at restricting the way homes can be turned into Airbnbs.
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The post-Brexit deal aims to make trade between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK smoother.
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Mother says her black teenage son was buying shampoo in Superdrug and was held by police until 1.15am
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The Prime Ministerâs tax return is a reminder of how little the UK taxes wealth.
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Using five hair locks, scientists found the composer was genetically predisposed to liver disease and had hepatitis B.
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Paul Rusesabagina, played in the 2004 movie by Don Cheadle, was credited with saving 1,200 people.
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South Korean CEO of Terraform Labs is accused of multi-billion-dollar fraud involving TerraUSD and Luna currencies
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Cathy McMorris Rodger says allowing a Chinese-owned company access to phone screens of American children is âlike allowing the Soviet Union to produce Saturday morning cartoons during the Cold Warâ
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Florida governor says he âregrettedâ using the phrase âterritorial disputeâ about war in Ukraine
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JERUSALEM (AP) â Israel's attorney general on Friday warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he has violated the country's law on conflict of interest, which barred him from direct involvement in his government's divisive plans for a judicial over
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Chris O'Shea receives ÂŁ3.7m in bonuses as annual profits at Centrica triple
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President Emmanuel Macron on Friday said he would press ahead with reforms, dodging a union leader's call to suspend a new pension law amid some of France's worst street violence in years.
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WARSAW, Poland (AP) â Britain's Prince William paid tribute on Thursday to Poles who lost their lives in past wars, and expressed gratitude to the nation for what it is doing today to provide humanitarian and military support to Ukraine.
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Under the terms of the deal, Canada will be able to close its border to asylum seekers trying to enter from the US
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India's opposition leader was convicted of defamation for comments about PM Narendra Modi's surname.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud and his Iranian counterpart, Hossein Amirabdollahian, have agreed to meet soon and pave the way for the re-opening of embassies under a deal to re-establish ties, Saudi state news agency SPA said on
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Experts have greeted North Koreaâs claims about its new 'secret' weapon' with caution
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Summer flights to rise by up to 15 per cent, warns Ryanair boss
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EU leaders are set to endorse a deal aimed at sending Ukraine 1 million rounds of artillery shells within the next 12 months to help the country repel Russiaâs invasion forces
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TOKYO (AP) â South Korea's unification minister and senior Japanese government officials reaffirmed their close cooperation in response to North Korea's escalating missile threats at a rare meeting on Thursday, a sign of a further thaw in relations that
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Gone are Republicans' uniformly hawkish days under George W. Bush â party support to repeal war powers reflects a GOP that has grown more non-interventionist.
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World Athletics has voted to end its eight-year ban of the Russian Athletics Federation (RusAF) but the country's athletes, and those of Belarus, will remain excluded from international competition because of WA's ongoing separate ban over the invasion of
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The U.N.âs top human rights official is urging Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni to block an anti-LGBTQ bill that prescribes harsh penalties for some homosexual offenses, including death and life imprisonment
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Goop founder faces civil lawsuit regarding 2016 skiing accident involving retired optometrist Terry Sanderson at Deer Valley resort
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The United Nations opened its first conference on water security in almost half a century on Wednesday with a plea to governments to better manage one of humanity's shared resources.
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The dominant party in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region has nominated its spokesman Getachew Reda to be president of a regional interim administration called for in a peace deal that ended a two-year war in the region, party-run media reported on Saturday
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China will strengthen its policy guidance to support advanced manufacturing, Premier Li Qiang was quoted as saying by state radio on Wednesday.
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Five service members and another U.S. contractor were wounded. The Pentagon said the drone was of âIranian originâ and ordered airstrikes on facilities in Syria used by Iran-linked groups.
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WASHINGTON (AP) â Donald Trump's White House has failed to report more than 100 gifts from foreign nations worth more than a quarter-million dollars, and federal officials have been unable to find a life-size painting of Trump given by the president of
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The World Health Organization says the death toll from Tropical Cyclone Freddy, which ravaged Madagascar, Malawi and Mozambique over the past two months, now stands at more than 600 people
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Social media users had shared images of chat histories with AI conversations they said were not theirs.
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Scientists believe they have found an explanation for âunusual radar signaturesâ found at the edge of the solar system.
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The trapdoor spider species can grow up to 5cm long and is likely to be endangered, scientists say.
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Akram Said, a chef from New York, shares his motherâs recipe for chicken zorbiyan, and the journey to her homeland.
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A burgeoning row between France and Germany fired by differences over nuclear energy and combustion engines threatens to spill over into a gathering of the 27 European Union leaders on Thursday.
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The health minister is confident the Ebola-like virus will not spread beyond the affected area.
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The International Monetary Fund warned on Thursday that Lebanon was in a very dangerous situation a year after it committed to reforms it has failed to implement and said the government must stop borrowing from the central bank.
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The piece was called 'No Rioters' but secretly flashed the names of jailed dissidents on a billboard.
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New Portugal coach Roberto Martinez praised the positive influence of record-breaker Cristiano Ronaldo as they beat Liechtenstein 4-0 on Thursday at the start of their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign.
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A German police officer has been rushed to hospital after being shot during a raid on members of the far-right ReichsbĂźrger or âCitizen of the Reichâ movement