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Scotland confirms £500m in cuts to balance budget

Scotland’s finance secretary Shona Robison has announced up to 500m of spending cuts as she insisted urgent action” was needed to ensure the government can balance its budget.

Mother grieves her three sons and ‘amazing husband'

Three children found dead at a house in Surrey have been described as full of life and happiness” by their grieving mother.

'Jeremy Kyle' guest blamed show before fatal overdose

Aman believed to have killed himself in the days after appearing on The Feremy Kyle Show told his former partner that the programme was responsible for what happens now” in his final text message to her, an inquest has heard.

One child detained, four let go after dog walker's death

A dog walker who died after being attacked in a park died from a neck injury, police have said.

Tugendhat doubles down on winning over Tory right

Tom Tugendhat doubled down on his bid to reinvent himself as a candidate of the Tory right as he waded into the growing debate within the party over ditching the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR).

Don't leave our elderly out in the cold, Starmer urged

Former Labour frontbencher hits out over winter fuel cuts

Case weighs in on £22bn 'black hole' - who is right?

In a highly unusual move, Simon Case – cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, a job that includes protecting the impartiality of the government machine – has engaged in direct debate with the opposition over some sensitive political issues.

Anger at Starmer over move to restrict arm sales to Israel

Netanyahu brands decision shameful’ as PM feels US heat

Six children and pregnant woman among 12 drowned

Bottom of boat ripped open’, plunging more than 60 people into waters off France in year’s worst migrant boat tragedy

Unstoppable Inoue should make short work of Doheny

Japan’s four-weight champion faces 23rd world title fight Aocw

How has Red Bull car gone from best-ever to a boat’?

Four months ago, ahead of race six of the 2024 F1 season in Miami, nothing confirmed how assured and dominant Red Bull were like their unprecedented streak of success on the track.

Peacock calls on Coe to give para athletes more visibility

Runner finishes fifth as Team GB secure six golds in one day

'You have to be brave, you can't have a bloated squad'

Manchester United's sporting director Dan Ashworth and chief executive Omar Berrada tell Richard Jolly why they believe the club made progress in its summer overhaul

High earners 'leaving UK' over capital gains tax fears

Entrepreneurs and top earners are selling up or leaving the UK due to fears the Labour government will announce an increase in capital gains tax (CGT) in the autumn Budget, experts have warned.

'There were people dying around us, it was awful'

As cult comedy 'Green Wing' turns 20, Jacob Stolworthy sits down with its creator and cast to talk corpsing at the hospital

My cancer is incurable - is more time too much to ask?

Leah Hardy talks to Nina Lopes about her battle to access a breast cancer drug denied to some NHS patients in England

The 'career decline' myth

As recruitment firm Indeed is forced to pull an ad labelling workers over 50 as past their prime, Grant Feller looks at ageism in the workplace and how to smash stereotypes

How do I take the stress out of my Bordeaux rail jaunt?

Q I am trying to do the right thing and travel from Scotland to Bordeaux by rail.

MEDICAL EMERGENCY

Nearly half of us leave the GP without having discussed all our concerns. It's no wonder when we're given 10 minutes and made to feel guilty for going anyway, says Helen Coffey

Piece offering: boy, 4, who broke Bronze Age artefact returns to Israeli museum

A four-year-old boy who accidentally smashed a Bronze Age jar into pieces was welcomed back along with his family to the Hecht Museum in Israel.

Trump's proposal for IVF divides Republican Party

Donald Trump's new proposal for the government or insurance companies to be mandated to pay for IVF treatment for Americans has already divided the Republican Party - with two GOP senators giving opposing stances on the matter on Sunday.

Poland claims it has a 'duty' to down Russian missiles

Poland and other nations bordering Ukraine have a duty to shoot down incoming Russian missiles - despite the risk of interceptions over Ukrainian territory dragging Nato into the war with Moscow - the country's foreign minister has said.

German coalition clings on as AfD wins state election

Far-right party claims that victory gives it mandate to govern

Ex-page 3 model Fox fined for threat to police officer

The former page 3 model Samantha Fox has been fined after threatening to knock out a police officer’s teeth while drunk during a brawl at Heathrow airport last December.

Judge can't sentence rioter, 12, as his mother is in Ibiza

An \"astonished\" judge has been forced to delay the sentencing of a 12-year-old boy involved in violent far-right riots because his mother is on holiday in Ibiza.

Tory councillor's wife guilty of stirring up racial hatred

The wife of a Conservative Party councillor has admitted publishing a social media post stirring up racial hatred against asylum seekers on the day of the Southport knife killings.

What do Labour's Ofsted changes mean for schools?

A major change to the way Ofsted inspections work for schools has been made as a result of Labour delivering on an election pledge to revamp the grading system.

Kemi's bizarre Doctor Who tirade doesn't say 'winner'

Perhaps more unnerving than some of their policies is when politicians try to insert themselves into pop culture.

Corbyn joins MPs' alliance against inequality and war

Jeremy Corbyn is among five independent MPs to have formed an Independent Alliance group opposing inequality and war.

UK to suspend 30 export licences for arms to Israel

Britain is suspending around 30 of its 350 arms export licences to Israel amid a “clear risk” they could be used to breach international humanitarian law relating to the treatment of Palestinian detainees and the supply of aid to Gaza.