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Afghanistan 'unlawful killings': Taliban can give evidence to inquiry into allegations against British soldiers, judge says

Afghanistan ‘unlawful killings’: Taliban can give evidence to inquiry into allegations against British soldiers, judge says

A senior judge has called for evidence relating to allegations of unlawful activity by British armed forces in Afghanistan from anyone – including the Taliban. Sir...

Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash court case hears accuser showed 'typical hallmarks' of brain injury after actress 'hit him'

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Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash court case hears accuser showed ‘typical hallmarks’ of brain injury after actress ‘hit him’

Gwyneth Paltrow’s accuser “deteriorated abruptly” after the US actress allegedly crashed into the back of him on the ski slopes, a court has been told. Terry...

Windsor Framework: Government wins Brexit deal vote - despite Tory rebellion and DUP anger

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Windsor Framework: Government wins Brexit deal vote – despite Tory rebellion and DUP anger

The government has won support in parliament for part of its new Brexit deal by 515 votes to 29, despite a rebellion from some of its...

Top aide questioned Boris Johnson's plan to say 'all COVID guidance was followed' over partygate

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Johnson risks being remembered as ‘pound shop Nigel Farage’ over Brexit rebellion, warns minister

Boris Johnson risks being remembered as a “pound shop Nigel Farage” if he votes against Rishi Sunak’s new deal for Northern Ireland, a senior Brexiteer MP...

Calls for law to end 'deceptive' campaign practices before next general election

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Calls for law to end ‘deceptive’ campaign practices before next general election

A new law to end “deceptive” campaign practices should be introduced before the next general election to restore public trust, a charity has said. Full Fact...

Boris Johnson's future on the line with MPs to quiz him over partygate denials

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Boris Johnson’s future on the line with MPs to quiz him over partygate denials

Boris Johnson’s future is in the balance as he is set to give evidence to MPs investigating whether he misled parliament over partygate denials. The former...

Government's migrant plan could cost £9bn in first three years, refugee charity claims

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Government’s migrant plan could cost £9bn in first three years, refugee charity claims

The cost of the government’s plan to clamp down on Channel migrant crossings could amount to more than £9billion in the first three years, according to a...

Man charged with sending offensive messages to Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner

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Man charged with sending offensive messages to Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner

A man has been charged with sending offensive and indecent messages to Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner. David Perry has been charged with sending the MP...

UK accuses Vladimir Putin of spreading false information over depleted uranium in tank shells for Ukraine

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UK accuses Vladimir Putin of spreading false information over depleted uranium in tank shells for Ukraine

The UK has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of deliberately spreading false information about a British decision to send tank shells that contain depleted uranium to...

Boris Johnson 'very much' looking forward to partygate grilling by MPs as he says committee has 'not a shred of evidence'

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Boris Johnson ‘very much’ looking forward to partygate grilling by MPs as he says committee has ‘not a shred of evidence’

Boris Johnson has said he is “very much” looking forward to appearing before MPs investigating whether he knowingly misled parliament over partygate. The former prime minister...

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Man charged with sending offensive messages to Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner

A man has been charged with sending offensive and indecent messages to Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner. David Perry has been charged with sending the MP...

How Boris Johnson defends each of his partygate statements to parliament

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How Boris Johnson defends each of his partygate statements to parliament

Boris Johnson has admitted he inadvertently misled parliament in a series of statements he made in relation to partygate. But setting out his defence ahead of...

Jeremy Hunt backs inflation battle and says UK is financially stable

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Jeremy Hunt backs inflation battle and says UK is financially stable

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has backed the Bank of England to prioritise tackling inflation, despite concerns rapid increases in interest rates have contributed to recent volatility in...

MPs describe Stormont brake aspect of Windsor Framework as 'practically useless'

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MPs describe Stormont brake aspect of Windsor Framework as ‘practically useless’

A group of Eurosceptic MPs has described the Stormont brake – a key part of Rishi Sunak’s renegotiated Brexit deal – “practically useless”. Mark Francois, chairman...

PM says pension change will reduce NHS backlog through extra hours - but figures show only 105 doctors retired early last year

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PM says pension change will reduce NHS backlog through extra hours – but figures show only 105 doctors retired early last year

A tax cut for wealthy pensioners will bring down NHS waiting lists, Rishi Sunak has insisted – but he did not say how many doctors would...

Local road conditions in England and Wales revealed as pothole repair budgets reach 'record high'

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Local road conditions in England and Wales revealed as pothole repair budgets reach ‘record high’

Almost one in five local roads, covering nearly 37,000 miles, in England and Wales are in poor condition and have less than five years of life...

The key parts of Boris Johnson's partygate evidence

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The key parts of Boris Johnson’s partygate evidence

The House of Commons privileges committee has published former prime minister Boris Johnson’s defence, which was submitted following its inquiry investigating whether he misled parliament over...

Suella Braverman 'encouraged' by talks with European Court of Human Rights in push to have migrants sent to Rwanda

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Suella Braverman ‘encouraged’ by talks with European Court of Human Rights in push to have migrants sent to Rwanda

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has said she is “encouraged” by “constructive” discussions with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) about the injunction that halted migrant...

Boris Johnson partygate inquiry: Expect sparks to fly as former prime minister faces four-hour grilling by MPs

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Boris Johnson partygate inquiry: Expect sparks to fly as former prime minister faces four-hour grilling by MPs

Boris Johnson’s defence has finally landed – a 52-page dossier outlining why he believes he “acted in good faith” when he told the House of Commons...

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Afghanistan ‘unlawful killings’: Taliban can give evidence to inquiry into allegations against British soldiers, judge says

Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash court case hears accuser showed ‘typical hallmarks’ of brain injury after actress ‘hit him’

Windsor Framework: Government wins Brexit deal vote – despite Tory rebellion and DUP anger

Top aide questioned Boris Johnson’s plan to say ‘all COVID guidance was followed’ over partygate

Johnson risks being remembered as ‘pound shop Nigel Farage’ over Brexit rebellion, warns minister

Calls for law to end ‘deceptive’ campaign practices before next general election

Boris Johnson’s future on the line with MPs to quiz him over partygate denials

Government’s migrant plan could cost £9bn in first three years, refugee charity claims

Man charged with sending offensive messages to Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner

UK accuses Vladimir Putin of spreading false information over depleted uranium in tank shells for Ukraine

Boris Johnson ‘very much’ looking forward to partygate grilling by MPs as he says committee has ‘not a shred of evidence’

Man charged with sending offensive messages to Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner

How Boris Johnson defends each of his partygate statements to parliament

Jeremy Hunt backs inflation battle and says UK is financially stable

MPs describe Stormont brake aspect of Windsor Framework as ‘practically useless’

PM says pension change will reduce NHS backlog through extra hours – but figures show only 105 doctors retired early last year

Local road conditions in England and Wales revealed as pothole repair budgets reach ‘record high’

The key parts of Boris Johnson’s partygate evidence

Suella Braverman ‘encouraged’ by talks with European Court of Human Rights in push to have migrants sent to Rwanda

Boris Johnson partygate inquiry: Expect sparks to fly as former prime minister faces four-hour grilling by MPs

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