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Tory Law Move To Save 'Cruel' Rwanda Plans

Patel fights for change on slavery legislation

Farmer Boris: Sow And We Shall Reap

Boris Johnson is putting food security at the heart of a strategy to create jobs across the country.

Soaring Childcare Bills Take ‘Massive Chunk' From Wages

THE annual cost of children’s nursery fees has soared by more than £2,000 over the past 11 years, a study has found.

Gun Law Breakthrough As Demos Hit US

Tens of thousands marched through US cities to demand stricter gun laws in the wake of two mass shootings.

One dead as man drives car into shoppers

AT least one person was killed and nine others injured when a man drove a car into pedestrians in a popular Berlin shopping district, rescue services have said.

Now Javid Joins Tax Cut Calls To Put More Heat On Boris

Boris Johnson came under further pressure today from his own Cabinet to cut taxes as he seeks to win over Tory rebels following this week’s damaging confidence vote on his premiership.

Defenders Cling On As Russia Steps Up Its Blitz On Key City

Ukrainian forces will not “give up” in Severodonetsk but may be forced to pull back to stronger positions within the embattled city, the regional governor said today.

Is Fast Fashion Finally Going Out Of Style?

A-list ambassadors and £1 bikinis made Missguided a phenomenon — now, it has called in the administrators. As Gen Z turns its back on the industry for good, is the party over, asks Giulia Crouch

Climate Campaigners Take Government To Court Over 'Unlawful' Net-Zero Strategy

This is the first time the government-backed strategy has faced legal challenges

Cancelling Flights Is Putting Passenger Confidence At Risk

EasyJet is cancelling around 10% of its flights to and from Gatwick every day

Labour Calls For Probe Into Javid's Tax Arrangements

Party says health secretary may have used loan scheme to avoid fees

Johnson To Seek 'Foolhardy' Support By Veering To Right

Centrists fear lurch to right on tax and Brexit as Johnson seeks to recover from near defeat

Hundreds Told Jobs At Risk... By Video

Staff consider legal action after fashion firm went into administration

Black Cab Drivers Call For Fare Hike In 'Crisis'

FARES for black cabs in Manchester are likely to increase this summer as drivers declare a 'crisis' in the trade caused by Covid, fuel prices and the cost of living.

Garda Mental Health Crisis

480 officers referred for psychiatric help in two years

Fears Food Strategy Will Fall Short Of Tackling Key Issues

The government is expected to water down its upcoming food strategy for England, ignoring the ambitious recommendations proposed in two government-commissioned reports, campaigners say.

Fighters' Fatigue Putin's Troops Go Public With Complaints

Russia's assault on Ukraine's east has brought it some battlefield success as its military has fierce fighting in Donbas.

Higher Temperatures Of Climate Crisis May Cause Human Race To Shrink In Size, Says Leading Fossil Expert

The climate crisis may lead the human race to shrink in size as mammals with smaller frames appear better able to deal with rising global temperatures, a leading fossil expert has said.

Depp's Curry Restaurant's Reservations Heat Up After Actor's Praise

Mohammed Hussain's phone has been ringing off the hook for nearly hours. He's 48 the operations director of Varanasi restaurant in Birmingham, and has been fielding calls from around world ever since news broke that Johnny Depp dined at the establishment on Sunday.

'Great News' Zelenskiy Hails Survival Of His 'Important Ally'

Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has declared himself "very happy" at Boris Johnson's confidence vote win, hours after one of his senior advisers tweeted a picture of the two men and thanked the UK prime minister for helping to protect "the free world from barbaric invasion".

Rail Strikes Add To Misery

Flights Chaos: Long wait at Bristol airport

Tory MPs Ramp Up Calls For Tax Cuts In Confidence Vote Fallout

Senior Conservatives have renewed calls for urgent tax cuts, in the wake of Boris Johnson's narrow victory in the confidence vote on Monday, as Downing Street played down the prospects of a shift in policy.

Cinema Chain Cancels Screenings Of 'Blasphemous' Film After Protests

A cinema chain has cancelled all screenings of a film about the daughter of the prophet Muhammad after its branches were picketed by Muslim activists.

Petrol Is Now At £2 A Litre

Oil price pumps up pain

I Never Realised Anne Frank Was Talking About My Relative When I Read Her Diary

Bake Off Matt's moving discovery on show

Brown: Scandal Of NHS Heroes Forced To Use Foodbanks

Former Labour leader says the best way to thank nurses is to increase their pay

The PM Is A 'Danger To Democracy'

Nicola Sturgeon yesterday called Boris Johnson a "danger to democracy" after the Prime Minister was left clinging to his job amid a Tory party revolt.

Questions Over 30k Public Sector Job Losses

Kate Forbes has refused to put a figure on public sector job losses amid fears it could be as high as 30,000.

Don't Waste Your Money Or Energy On Inefficient Myths

Persistent energy myths could prevent Britons from using their gas and electricity efficiently as bills soar, experts warn.

Julia Is Pretty Scared In Her Movie Thriller...

A baking beach turns icy-cold when Julia Roberts has to shield her film family from danger during a scary scene from Leave The World Behind.