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A High Court jury found the Irish mixed martial arts star civilly liable for assaulting Nikita Hand in December 2018.
The King and Queen will carry out a series of engagements in Edinburgh as Royal Week gets under way in Scotland. Charles will begin his official engagements by receiving a Royal Salute and inspecting ...
The Government will investigate the whole system for supporting new parents to take time off work when they have a baby.
The survey also indicated that customers facing challenges at renewal – for example experiencing a difficult life event, a health condition, struggling to manage their finances, or lacking confidence ...
Fans of the comedy troupe will be able to bid on props and costumes from the live show, and collectibles from Terry Gilliam’s personal collection.
Failing to register carries a maximum sentence of two years, or five years for agents of states in the enhanced tier.
Sir Keir Starmer continues to face the prospect of a major rebellion over his welfare cuts despite making concessions to disgruntled Labour MPs. Ministers hope a partial U-turn will be enough to win ...
Journalist Sandy Gall has been praised as a “giant and a gentleman” after his death at the age of 97. His journalism career spanned more than 50 years and he was a renowned foreign correspondent for ...
More than 140 people are killed or seriously injured in tailgating-related incidents on England’s motorways and major A-roads each year, research has revealed.
There are “stubborn” barriers preventing parents from vaccinating their children, including difficulty booking appointments and a lack of GP reminders, according to a new report.
The legislative measures are the first policy changes to be introduced from the Government’s Immigration White Paper.
The estate said the short-term boost from offshore windfarms was expected to drop sharply to £25 million from January 2026.