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King's Pride On Historic Visit To The 'Special Land' He Has Served All Of His Life

THE King and Queen arrived to loud cheers and a rousing rendition of the Welsh national anthem in Cardiff to mark 25 years of devolution.

Inflation-Busting Pay Deals On Cards, With Doctors First In Line

KEIR Starmer has not ruled out inflation-busting pay hikes in the public sector despite insisting he will get tough with unions demanding them.

Pressure Grows To Scrap Two-Child Benefits Cap

PRESSURE is building on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to scrap the two-child benefit cap, as new figures showed more than one and a half million children across the UK are affected.

Sunday Service Train Cuts Are 'Unacceptable'

Union anger at plan to operate half of trains

All Eyes On Biden At Nato Summit As Leaders Brace For Trump Presidency

As European leaders and top defense officials from 31 Nato countries descend on Washington tomorrow, all eyes will be focused firmly on Joe Biden, whose faltering performance at last month's debate has added to concerns about the country that some Europeans already described as their "unpredictable ally".

Another New Dawn? What Starmer's Team Can Learn From 1997's New Labour

Veterans of Labour's 1997 victory party at the Royal Festival Hall by the end the dancefloor looked like a war zone strewn with dozing bodies - will remember the sense of disbelief and excitement as the scale of the landslide started to materialise.

Israel PM Urged To Quit

ISRAELI protesters blocked roads across the country, calling on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to step down and pushing for a ceasefire that could bring back the hostages held by Hamas.

The Show Must Go On ... After The Penalties: James Corden Delays Play To Let Audience Watch England Win

For a few minutes on Saturday evening, the country held its breath as England's finest footballers lined up for a penalty shootout against Switzerland in the Euro 2024 quarter-finals in Düsseldorf.

Most Of NHS In England 'Is Failing To Take Obesity Seriously Enough'

Much of the NHS does not take obesity seriously enough, despite it being an unfolding health disaster that costs Britain £98bn a year, according to a report.

Surprise Surge For Left Pushes French Far Right Into Third Place

Exit polls suggest no single group has won an absolute majority

Sinner Lays Down Powerful Marker As Alcaraz Labours

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz remain on course for a scintillating semi-final showdown at Wimbledon but the Italian will be happier with his work on the middle Sunday at SW19 as the pair moved just one step away from renewing a rivalry that could well define the next decade of men’s tennis.

Israeli Strike On Gaza School Kills 16 And Injures Dozens

Hamas denies claim the area was being used to hide militants

Starmer Pledges Labour Will Serve 'Entirety Of Scotland'

Sir Keir Starmer said his Labour government would serve "the entirety of Scotland" as he began a tour of the UK yesterday.

Grief In Gaza After Refugee Hub Strike

A MAN weeps yesterday at the funeral for those killed in an Israeli attack on a refugee centre in Gaza.

The Challenges Facing Britain Are Enormous ...It Is A Time For Unity And Working Together

THE new Prime Minister's first address to the nation, delivered from a lectern in Downing Street, was typical of the man - earnest, workmanlike and practical.

UK To Target Closer Relations With EU

Foreign Secretary Says We Need To Be 'Good Neighbour'

Misfiring Rivals In Search Of The Quality Of Compromise

Didier Deschamps needs a lone trophy to finish a unique grand slam. He has won the World Cup and the European Championships as a player, the World Cup as a manager.

Weight Loss Jabs Link To Blindness

Obese At Risk As Medicine Hits A Nerve

Biden In Post-Debate Health Check To Placate Democrats

Joe Biden was said to have undergone a medical check-up after last week’s debate as he revealed the prognosis to a group of 20 governors, sources Say.

PM Must 'Honour Pledge Of Safe Route For Afghan Allies'

Coalition of lawyers and refugee workers write to new leader

Starmer's Biggest Issues As He Takes The Keys To No 10

The incoming PM’s in-tray will be more daunting than usual due to a rotten economic inheritance, writes Andrew Grice

How Stormy Start Led To 6 Weeks Of Stunts, Shocks And Slip-Ups

PRIME Minister Rishi Sunak opened the floodgates on yesterday's poll during a downpour in Downing Street - and soon found his campaign was a damp squib.

Hunt Warned His Kids: Don't Worry If I Lose My Seat... It's How Democracy Works

JEREMY Hunt was among more than a dozen Tory big beasts who had been tipped to lose their seats in the biggest Cabinet election clearout since 1997.

Stones Senses Mood Change After England's Big ‘Turning Point

Centre-back hopes new mentality in Southgate’s side can fire them past Switzerland into the semis

Crushing Blow To Tory Party In Election Wipeout

Rishi Sunaks snap election gamble has backfired spectacularly

Not So Fast Can Technology Put The Brakes On Speeding Drivers?

In the highway code and the courts, there is no doubt what the big numbers in red circles mean.

Chinese Electric Car Firms Hit With Extra EU Tariffs

The EU's top trade official, Valdis Dombrovskis, yesterday brushed aside concerns of trade war retaliation from Beijing against European business after the European Commission imposed duties on Chinese electric vehicles.

Gaza Ceasefire Proposal Is A 'Breakthrough', Says US, But Hurdles Remain

The White House has described a new Hamas ceasefire proposal for Gaza as a "breakthrough" establishing a framework for a possible hostage deal, but warned there remained difficult negotiations ahead over how the agreement would be implemented.

Harris Favourite As S Replacement Candidate For Democrats

As Joe Biden faces increasing pressure to withdraw his US presidential candidacy following his poor debating performance last week, Kamala Harris has emerged as the frontrunner to replace him.

Airports Are Everywhere -But Where Are All The Passengers?

Last month, the governor of Zamfara, one of Nigeria's poorest states, held a ceremony to mark the start of construction on an international airport in the state capital Gusau.