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Mitoma and Rutter end Brighton's winless run to stall Ipswich progress
A first league win in nine for Brighton and the latest hard truth for Ipswich.
Meta's UK staff 'concerned and let down' by new policies, says union
UK staff at Facebook's owner, Meta, feel \"concerned\" and \"let down\" about its decision to scrap fact-checkers and end diversity, equity and inclusion programmes, the trade union representing tech workers has warned the company.
Blue Origin 'mega-rocket' achieves lift-off in challenge to Musk's SpaceX
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket blasted off from Florida yesterday on its first mission to space.
Urgent review to be held into grooming gangs
Yvette Cooper announced an urgent national review of the scale of grooming gangs along with a series of other new measures to tackle them, in a significant shift of approach yesterday following intense political pressure.
Pressure on Reeves eases as economy returns to growth in November
The UK economy grew by just 0.1% in November, which was weaker than expected but eased some pressure on Rachel Reeves after it contracted in the previous month.
We are living on our nerves' Palestinians pin hopes on speedy release of loved ones
Families of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails are eagerly awaiting their release following a ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel that could liberate hundreds of detainees.
'Bombing hasn't stopped' Anxious wait in the cold as airstrikes continue
A mid continuing airstrikes, bitter cold and news of delays, millions of people in Gaza were waiting anxiously yesterday for confirmation that the ceasefire for hostages deal between Hamas and Israel was going ahead.
Who deserves the credit? Biden praises his team but Trump says win is his
Biden praises his team - but Trump says win is his
Trading with Trump EU will need carrot and stick to take on tariffs
If there is one thing the EU knows about Donald Trump, it is that he loves tariffs.
Let us Visit Syria without loss Of rights in Germany, say refugees
Syrians in Germany have called on the government to allow them to travel to their home country for short visits without risking their refugee status, as questions mount over how the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime will affect the millions of Syrians who live in Europe.
Wildfires help drive record rise in global carbon dioxide levels
Wildfires around the world in 2024 helped to drive a record annual leap in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, surprising scientists.
Collins wins then thanks 'super drunk' supporters
On the day of a new attendance record at Melbourne Park, the world No 11, Danielle Collins, was booed and jeered in her win over local hope Destanee Aiava, the latest intervention at the Australian Open from boisterous and often intoxicated crowds in a sport known for its civility.
Schoolboy's killer 'a drill artist whose songs aired on the BBC'
The parents of a murdered schoolboy have said prison does not \"seem to have made a blind bit of difference\" to their son's killer, who is reportedly now a rapper whose songs have been promoted by the BBC.
Minister wants Latin and Bible back in Italy's schools
Bible reading, Latin and learning poetry by heart could return to Italian primary and middle schools as part of a revamp of national curriculum guidelines criticised as \"retrograde and \"nostalgic\".
Abuser whose partner killed herself is jailed for six years
A violent and controlling \"monster\" who subjected his late partner, Kiena Dawes, to repeated assaults, bullying and belittling has been jailed for six and a half years.
Delays to deal inflict 'further torture' on families of hostages being held in Gaza
Families of hostages being held in Gaza have said delays to the ceasefire and hostage deal has left them in limbo and agony.
Sibling rivalry: parents favour older children and daughters, study suggests
As Philip Larkin once noted, your mum and dad have a lasting effect on you. Now, researchers have revealed which siblings in a family are more likely to be favoured: and it is bad news for sons.
Washington more divided than ever as Biden makes his farewell speech
Trump's pending return to office. Biden argued that no president should be immune from prosecution for crimes committed while in office, a statement that some Republicans interpreted as a partisan attack rather than a broader democratic principle.
Ex-Bank of England chief joins race to replace Trudeau as Canada's PM
Mark Carney, the \"rock star central banker\", who navigated a string of financial crises and became a leading global voice on the economic risks of climate change, has rapidly emerged as a favourite in the race to lead Canada's Liberal party.
Arab states 'Palestinian Authority should oversee Gaza recovery'
Israel and the incoming Trump administration are being urged by Arab states to avoid a dangerous political vacuum in Gaza and allow the Palestinian Authority, in conjunction with the UN Palestinian relief agency Unrwa, to oversee the territory's recovery.
BT scraps plan to use street boxes for EV charging
BT scrapped a plan to turn roadside green cabinets into car chargers, after only installing one of the devices.
Greenland 'Homeless people given free lunch' to attend Maga event in hotel
A group of Greenlanders who attended a lunch hosted by Donald Trump Jr wearing Make America Great Again caps were not dedicated supporters of the US president-elect but homeless people enticed by the prospect of free food, it has been claimed.
McIlroy offers credit to outgoing LIV chief Norman
There was a time in the not-so-distant past when Rory McIlroy's praise for Greg Norman felt as realistic a concept as the Open Championship taking place on the moon.
Teenagers in court over stabbing of schoolboy on London bus
A 14-year-old schoolboy was stabbed about 27 times on a London bus as he made his way home from school last week, a court has been told.
Burnley on the charge by leading from the back
Stingy defence that has conceded nine league goals has them on track for quick return to Premier League
Fortunes collide again for old friends Draper and Fearnley
The pair were childhood doubles partners but their careers took different paths before their heroics this week
Raducanu sets up Swiatek duel but Boulter bows out
Former US Open champion overcomes her friend and a back problem to meet second seed in third round
Netanyahu Agreement is far from 'total victory' for Israel's prime minister
The nature of Israel's febrile coalition politics has long favoured theatrics. The standing and psychology of its prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, adds a further element of panic and cynical calculation.
Diallo's remarkable treble spares United after Saints expose their weaknesses
Panicky, amateurish and dicing with defeat to Southampton, who are bottom and had failed to win away in the Premier League before this: Manchester United veered with the red-faced embarrassment of suffering a reverse they would long be reminded of.
Russian diplomats 'in Lords security breach'
Russian diplomats accessed a private area of parliament in a major security breach just before Christmas that has alarmed security officials and prompted private warnings from the speakers of both houses, the Guardian understands.