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Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall insisted changes were necessary to get people off benefits and into work.
Pope Leo XIV has called for humanitarian aid to reach the Gaza Strip and for an end to the “heartbreaking” toll on its people, as he presided over his first general audience in St Peter’s Square.
A French Navy boat set out to make contact with the boat to recover the two people and 10 others who needed help.
The UK Government remains supportive of the Acorn carbon capture project, a minister said as he responded to claims the Chancellor is reportedly “going cold” on the idea.
An adviser to former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych has been shot dead outside a school in Madrid, Spanish authorities said. Spain’s Interior Ministry identified the victim as Andrii Portnov.
The yoga teacher who survived the Southport attack is leading a campaign to move to round-ended kitchen knives. Leanne Lucas launched Let’s Be Blunt to coincide with a national knife crime awareness ...
The high street retail giant halted orders on its website and saw empty shelves after being targeted by hackers around the Easter weekend.
Peter Sugden, 46, of Falkirk, sent numerous indecent messages and sexual remarks to the fictional teenager over the course of 16 days.
The UKHSA and the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) said “fragments of West Nile Virus genetic material” were found in some Aedes vexans mosquitoes collected in wetlands on the River Idle at ...
Haberdashers’ Elstree Schools will be merging with Lochinver House School in Potters Bar in September 2025. This merger brings together schools with "strong traditions, a shared ethos, purpose, and ...
It is alleged that Ukrainian national Petro Pochynok conspired with two others to commit arson with intent to endanger life.
In a ballot of University and College Union Scotland members at the university, 84 of those who voted backed strike action.