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Most Voters Say Brexit To Blame For Food Shortages

Most voters think Brexit is to blame for widespread shortages of fruit and vegetables on supermarket shelves, a poll for The Independent has found.

Johnson Acting Like Trump Over Partygate, Say Tories

Conservative MPs have accused Boris Johnson of acting like Donald Trump in his efforts to undermine the Partygate inquiry into whether he lied to parliament.

Does King's Speech Herald New Dawn Of Political Monarchy?

The King will next week issue his first Commonwealth Day message amid signs of a more political monarchy.

Is That Life On Mars?

BOFFINS are convinced new photos of Mars prove life once existed there and may still be thriving today.

China Sets Modest Growth Target For Recovery From Covid

China has set a target of 5% GDP growth in 2023, its outgoing premier said in a speech to the ruling party's rubber-stamp parliament yesterday - a goal that is at the lower end of analysts' expectations.

Small Boats - What Is The PM's Plan And How Will It Work?

Rishi Sunak is to announce legislation aimed at preventing people arriving in the UK in small boats from claiming asylum.

-15C Snowstorms To Batter Britain!

Covered By Three Frozen Blasts

WhatsApp Revelations - What We Learned About Ministers' Covid Response

Here are the five most important revelations from the investigation since last Friday.

Biden's Crusade For Global Democracy Is So Last Century

It was Joe Biden’s week.

In The Earthquake's Aftermath, Border Divisions Rise Up

A once quiet Turkish town with a large Syrian population could be a model of neighbourly tolerance - or are the cracks being laid bare?

Putin Accuses Ukrainians Of Terrorist Attack In Russia

Vladimir Putin claimed Russia had been hit by a "terrorist attack" on civilians inside its territory near Ukraine and vowed to crush what he said was a Ukrainian sabotage group.

G20 Nations Fail To Agree Joint Statement On Ukraine

It's the second time the summit has resulted in no agreement

Russia May Run Out Of Money By Next Year, Says Oligarch

The oligarch Oleg Deripaska has said Russia could run out of money by next year unless it secures investment from "friendly" countries as western sanctions bite.

Human Rights Groups Urge United Nations To Intervene Over American Abortion Bans

Leading human rights organisations have called on the United Nations to intervene over the destruction of abortion rights in the US.

Johnson Says He Will Find It Hard To Back Sunak's Brexit Deal

Rishi Sunak's hopes of ending years of Brexit infighting with a revised deal for Northern Ireland suffered a double blow as Boris Johnson came out against the plan while pressure mounted within the Democratic Unionist party (DUP) to reject it.

Boris: Rishi's Deal Will Not Take Back Control

'I'm going to find it very hard to vote for this deal'

Harry Evicted After Camilla 'Villain' Jibe 'crossed A Red Line'

King's fury at Duke's accusations

'Using Monarch In This Way Is Very Dangerous'

A key part of Rishi Sunak's new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland is coming under criticism within the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) as they were warned it is the best offer they will get.

Britain Not Able To Use EU Police Database 'For Years' Post-Brexit

Police and border force officers will remain locked out of information on a key EU database of terror suspects, criminals and immigration offenders for at least another four years, the Home Office has quietly admitted.

El Nino Set To Make World Even Hotter Than Last Year

A warming El Nino event may develop in the coming months, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has suggested in its latest update, raising concerns that global temperatures in 2023 can go up further.

Harry And Meghan's UK Home 'Offered To Andrew'

King Charles III has reportedly offered the keys to Frogmore Cottage, which previously belonged to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, to the Duke of York.

Will 'Getting Brexit Done' Win Over Voters For The PM?

Rishi Sunak's surprise deal with the EU has attracted much praise, even from the most Eurosceptic of quarters.

Johnson's Comeback Hopes Dashed By Brexit Agreement

'The fight's gone out of most of his people,' says senior Tory

Boris In School U-Turn To Avoid Sturgeon Row

The policy was one of the most controversial of the pandemic and didn't end in England until January 2022, 16 months later.

Harry And Meghan Rage At 'Cruel' Eviction

'It's like they've been cut out for good'

Our PM Would Like To Point Out How Humble He Feels

You know what might be the single greatest thing about the History Maker and all round great guy Rishi Sunak?

'It Was Time To Act As Adults' How Sunak Charmed The Eu Team And Got Deal Done

During the final talks on the new post-Brexit deal for Northern Ireland in Windsor on Monday, Rishi Sunak briefly halted proceedings to present Stéphanie Riso, a key member of Ursula von der Leyen's negotiating team, with a small birthday gift.

Back My Brexit, Johnson

PM: Deal is not about personalities

Tory MPs Back Deal After Rishi Warns: Don't Put Brexit At Risk

TORY backbenchers backed Rishi Sunak's Brexit deal after he warned that failing to do so would open the door to Labour and put Brexit at risk.

Ukraine 'Will Join NATO'

Alliance seals deal for future as fight in Bakhmut rages