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At least 60 migrants, including 12 children, have drowned after their boat broke up off the southern coast of Italy’s mainland. A ship carrying up to...
Besiktas fans threw thousands of stuffed toys onto the pitch during a match on Sunday to donate to children affected by the earthquake in Turkey and...
Thousands of inmates have started to be transferred to one of the world’s largest prisons in El Salvador. The first group of around 2,000 people were...
After weeks of playing down expectations of an imminent Brexit agreement, Rishi Sunak is now setting the formal wheels in motion to lay out the deal...
Justice Secretary Dominic Raab has told Sky News he would resign from the cabinet if bullying claims against him are upheld. The deputy prime minister is...
Former SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford has endorsed Humza Yousaf in the race to become Scotland’s next first minister. Mr Yousaf, the Scottish Health Secretary, is...
Social housing managers will be required to study for qualifications, Michael Gove has announced. The housing secretary said the move was part of drive to professionalise...
One of three candidates vying to take over from Nicola Sturgeon as leader of the SNP says his absence from a key vote on gay marriage...
Matt Hancock has set up his own TV company following his appearances on two reality TV shows. The former health secretary, who lost the Tory whip...
A former minister has played down expectations of how far a new Northern Ireland Brexit deal will go, saying there will be “unanswered questions”. Sir Robert...
Enemies are circling, Brexiteers are already pronouncing it dead, and the DUP are warning it undermines the Union. But as opponents line up to try and...
The first female Speaker of the House of Commons, Betty Boothroyd, has died aged 93. Current Speaker of the House Sir Lindsay Hoyle, said: “Not only...
Ursula von der Leyen will meet with the King this afternoon as she discusses changes to the Northern Ireland Protocol in Windsor with the prime minister,...
Justice Secretary Dominic Raab has told Sky News he would resign from the cabinet if bullying claims against him are upheld. The deputy prime minister is...
Rishi Sunak and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will meet tomorrow for “final talks” about the Northern Ireland Protocol. The prime minister and president...
After weeks of playing down expectations of an imminent Brexit agreement, Rishi Sunak is now setting the formal wheels in motion to lay out the deal...
Former SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford has endorsed Humza Yousaf in the race to become Scotland’s next first minister. Mr Yousaf, the Scottish Health Secretary, is...
Enemies are circling, Brexiteers are already pronouncing it dead, and the DUP are warning it undermines the Union. But as opponents line up to try and...
Social housing managers will be required to study for qualifications, Michael Gove has announced. The housing secretary said the move was part of drive to professionalise...
One of three candidates vying to take over from Nicola Sturgeon as leader of the SNP says his absence from a key vote on gay marriage...
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Inside a NATO base in Poland – as residents bordering Russia say ‘scare tactic’ is needed
Asianmarkets bounce back after Trump pauses higher tariffs for most countries – despite increasing those on China to 125%Inside a NATO base in Poland – as residents bordering Russia say ‘scare tactic’ is needed
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