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Putin purge

Suspicion over death fall

Environmentally Friendly Printing Inks For Japan And The World

Founded in 1947, specialist printing ink manufacturer T&K TOKA is targeting greater international reach as it works to develop cutting-edge products that contribute to achieving a greener future.

Iran Blocks Social Media As Protests Spread Over 22-Year-Old Woman's Death In Custody

Iran has shut off the internet in parts of Tehran and Kurdistan, and blocked access to platforms such as Instagram and WhatsApp, in an attempt to curb a protest movement that has relied on social media to document dissent.

Climate Crisis Protesters Held On Remand For Up To Six Months Before Date Of Trial

Climate campaigners arrested on suspicion of blocking roads or other offences are waiting up to six months in prison before being tried.

Many Coastal Castles At Risk Of Collapsing Into The Sea, Says English Heritage

Tintagel, on a rocky Cornish headland, pounded relentlessly by Atlantic breakers, has inspired poets, artists and dreamers for many a century.

Calls For Stricter Food Testing After Pret Allergy Death

A grieving family has demanded tighter testing of foods after a mum-of-five with an allergy died when a Pret a Manger wrap was wrongly labelled "dairy free".

Coffey's Reforms Could Cure NHS's Never-Ending Crisis

'We're lagging behind other nations when it comes to saving lives'

Johnny Dating Lawyer'

Actor's romance with Brit mum Joelle is 'the real deal'

Call To Better Fund Social Care

Council And Labour Mp Urge New PM To Deliver

Booster Vaccines Being Offered Up

Invites On Way For Flu And Covid Jabs

City Will Seek To Be 'Investment Zone'

Plymouth is to bid to become one of the new low-tax "investment zones" planned by Prime Minister Liz Truss.

How Western Allies Helped Free Britons Held In Ukraine

Saudi Arabia's crown prince played a key role in the prisoner exchange, which included Putin's ally, writes Kim Sengupta

'The Scale Is Chilling' Floods Offer A Devastating Glimpse Into Earth's Future

Ali Baksh stood on the embankment and pointed across the flooded landscape to the spot where his fields used to be. The 45-year-old farmer is sheltering in a makeshift camp only accessible by boat in the Sindh province of Pakistan along with more than 2,000 others forced to flee their homes as the floods hit.

Rising Bills Are 'Price Worth Paying'

Prime Minister Liz Truss speaks to journalists at the Empire State Building in New York during her visit to the US to attend the 77th UN General Assembly

Ukraine Drone Operators Turning The Tide Of War Have Bounties On Their Heads

Kim Sengupta speaks to the volunteers targeted by Russia

Moscow-Backed Separatists Will Vote On Joining Russia

Four Russian-controlled regions in Ukraine all announced they will hold snap referendums later this week on officially becoming part of Russia - a move seen as a precursor to Moscow claiming some of the territory it invaded.

Charles Promises 'To Have Slimmed-Down Coronation'

King Charles plans to have a slimmed-down coronation ceremony as he wishes to avoid extravagance while ordinary people struggle with the cost of living crisis.

Business Energy Bills Could Be Capped From Next Month

Independent pubs are among those who will get longer-term support, says Liz Truss

Quality Sleep's Crucial

Good-quality sleep is more important in fighting off illnesses than getting seven to nine hours.

Liz: No Land Of The Free Trade Deal

'Brexit booster' years away

Zelensky: Retreating Russians Are Clearly In A Panic

Counter-attack forces invaders back as Turkey's leader says Putin wants to end war ASAP

King Must Inspire Pride In Britain And Our Values

‘The past is a place to learn from, not constantly live in’

US Trade Deal On Back Burner To Safeguard N Ireland Brexit Talks

A TRADE deal with the US has been put on the back burner to stop it being used against Britain during wrangling over Brexit.

Truss: £30bn Tax Cut Will Make Rich Richer

Shameless PM claims she is happy to be hated

Gas Pressure: Fears Of Recession Loom Over Germany's Industries

'Not pasta then?" Germans quipped this month, on hearing that of all things, a toilet paper manufacturer had gone bust.

iPhone 14 Bug May Cause Camera To Fail, Say Users

A major bug in Apple's latest iPhone is causing the camera to physically fail when using apps such as TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram, some owners have reported.

US Visit: Truss To Meet Biden As She Attempts To Repair Ties Strained Over Brexit Row

Liz Truss has arrived in the United States where she will hold talks with Joe Biden on her first foreign trip as UK prime minister.

Six Million Disabled People Receive £150 For Bills Crisis

Around 6 million people will receive a one-off £150 disability cost-of-living payment from today.

We're Still Fixated On The Myths Of Female Sexuality

As videos of harmful 'virginity testing' practices go viral, Eloise Hendy speaks to experts about why more needs to be done to end the falsehoods told about women's bodies

Did Covid Come From A U.S Lab?

Expert's 'wild' theory ignites uproar