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Perennial pessimists finally have reason for optimism
Uncertainty surrounds key figures at the club but Everton's long-term future is looking more secure
M&S Oxford Street store refurb finally gets approval
Marks & Spencer has been given the green light to demolish its flagship Oxford Street store, ending a fierce three-year planning battle over the Art Deco building.
Police close in on suspect in shooting of healthcare CEO
Police were yesterday closing in on a suspect in the \"brazen, targeted\" shooting of UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson. New York police have searched a hostel in upper Manhattan where they believe the suspected gunman was staying, according to CNN.
South Korean president could face death penalty
Yoon Suk Yeol accused of insurrection over failed martial law
Macron says 'coalition of the irresponsible' has sown chaos after Barnier ousted
French president Emmanuel Macron has announced he will name a new prime minister in the coming days to replace the ousted Michel Barnier as the French premier refused to heed calls for his own resignation. In a 10-minute address to the nation, Mr Macron accused the extreme left and right, who shockingly combined to pass a vote of no confidence in Mr Barnier on Wednesday, of thinking only about themselves, and not the voters.
Duke of Sussex laughs off 'trolls' and divorce rumours
The Duke of Sussex has opened up to address rumours spreading online that he and the Duchess of Sussex are getting divorced.
Earl Spencer's new partner is suing his estranged wife
The new partner of Princess Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, has revealed that she has multiple sclerosis, and has filed a lawsuit against his estranged wife for allegedly spreading the private diagnosis.
Bishop says Welby made 'light' of victims in speech
A leading Church of England bishop has criticised the outgoing Archbishop of Canterbury over his valedictory speech, accusing him of making light of the Church's failure to protect victims and survivors of abuse.
Simple urine test detects early signs of lung cancer
Scientists have created a new urine test which could indicate the first signs of lung cancer. The majority of cases of lung cancer in England are diagnosed at later stages, meaning the disease can be harder to treat.
Lords: vaccine taskforce vital before next pandemic
Britain needs a \"peacetime vaccine task force\" to prepare for the next pandemic, ministers have been warned amid concerns that the government could forget the lessons of Covid-19.
Grace period for refugees in Home Office hotels doubled
Refugees living in Home Office hotels will be given twice as long to find somewhere new before they are evicted, The Independent has learnt.
Reclusive parents buried toddler in their garden after failing to seek medical help
A reclusive couple who buried their three-year-old son's body in their back garden after failing to seek medical help when he became ill have been found guilty of causing or allowing his death. Abiyah Yasharahyalah's skeletal remains were discovered by the police in December 2022 at his parents’ home in Handsworth, Birmingham.
Drivers warned over floods as UK set for 80mph winds
Motorists are being urged not to drive through floodwater amid warnings of heavy rain and 80mph winds set to batter large swathes of the UK over the coming days.
What does abolishing the controversial Legacy Act mean for Northern Ireland?
Without I anyone much noticing, the government is to abolish one of the most controversial pieces of legislation passed by the last government: the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act 2023, commonly called the Legacy Act.
Barely a spare bed in NHS, warn nurses as flu crisis hits
NHS leaders have warned hospitals are \"busier than ever\" for this time of year, as new figures show the number of people in hospital with flu is four times higher than in the same period last year.
Prioritise EU ties over deals with US, voters tell Starmer
Voters believe the UK should prioritise its relationship with Europe over the US, a poll has revealed, as concern grows about the re-election of Donald Trump.
Shaken, not stirred: Labour 'reset' gets muted response
Sir Keir Starmer attempted to relaunch his struggling government yesterday with a new set of six \"milestones\" aimed at persuading voters he is making progress.
What's Next For Britain's Rail Network And Its Passengers?
The rather dry-sounding Passenger Railway Services (Public Ownership) Act 2024 has received royal assent and is thus now law.
Millions Will Have Long Wait For Obesity Jab, NHS Warns
Fewer than 10 per cent of patients in England who are eligible for what has been dubbed the "King Kong of weight loss drugs" will initially be able to access it on the health service.
Hundreds Of Alerts In Deaths Linked To Antidepressants
Hundreds of alerts have been made to the UK's medicines regulator over deaths linked to antidepressants taken by Thomas Kingston in the weeks before he took his own life.
Afghan Heroes Beg To Enter UK As Russia Offers Way Out
Afghans forced into hiding in Iran after fighting shoulder-toshoulder with UK troops against the Taliban have urged Sir Keir Starmer to bring them to safety urgently after months of delays.
'People get blackballed if they speak out in showbiz'
Rebecca Ferguson won the hearts of the nation in 2010 with her soulful voice on 'The X Factor' but was then overworked and overwhelmed. She tells Helen Brown about that time, a new Christmas song - and the 'young, innocent' Liam Payne
South Korean crisis is the last thing the West needs
Those who follow developments on the Korean peninsula and that part of Asia will know that the crisis that erupted in the middle of Europe’s Tuesday afternoon did not come out of nowhere.
Starmer is in real danger of 'resetting' himself up to fail
When Keir Starmer unveils his “plan for change” today, he will insist he is totally committed to public sector reform.
Games Workshop blasts its way onto the FTSE in style.
Games Workshop’s space marines and chaos lords exploding their way into the FTSE 100? It sounds like a fantasy to those of us who painted its miniatures (badly, in my case) back when they were made of lead and the hobby was a minority – even underground – pursuit.
Talisman De Bruyne finally ends City's losing streak
Manchester City do still have a chance of winning the Premier League title this season, despite what everyone will tell you. That chance is Kevin De Bruyne.
Bottas is ready for his final race after 'toughest of rides'
The Finn will drive his snail-paced Sauber for the last time in Abu Dhabi. After 12 years in F1, he is without a full-time seat next season. But, as he tells Kieran Jackson, he has no regrets
Toons tough it out for late equaliser in six-goal thriller
And breathe. After 90 minutes of rollicking, rumbustious entertainment, amid his frustration, Arne Slot could at least console himself with the sense he was vindicated in one respect.
Arsenal win from set-pieces to narrow the title race gap
A turn of Jurrien Timber’s head, and maybe a first real twist in the title race. Arsenal’s 2-0 win followed enough twists on the night itself.
'Amtrak Joe' praises African rail project on Angola trip
Even in the waning days of his presidency and thousands of miles from home, US president Joe Biden is finding ways to celebrate trains.