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Child Payment Is Key To Fighting Poverty

Perhaps one of the most heartbreaking examples of the cost of government failure was revealed by the Record and my colleague Pam Duncan-Glancy, pictured left, last week.

Lack Of Sleep Linked To 'Dangerous' Fat

Not getting enough sleep can cause you to pile on the pounds - including dangerous "unseen” fat around the organs, according to a study.

Pandemic Has Been Horrible

Queen says Covid Oleft her 'exhausted in candid video talk with NHS care unit

Another Saharan Dust Storm Cloaks Southern Europe

The dust cloud is seen encroaching on Greece (European Union, Copernicus Sentinel-3 imagery Processed

UK Embassy Security Guard Denies Spying For Russia

David Smith says he did not pass secret information to Moscow at the embassy in Berlin

'Patients Will Die' If Crisis In Emergency Care Gets Worse

NHS trusts told ambulance response times must improve

UN Votes To Kick Russia Off The Human Rights Council

The result of the vote is displayed during a meeting of the UN General Assembly yesterday

Chancellor And Wife Must Come Clean On Financial Affairs, Urges Opposition

Rishi Sunak has been accused of 'breathtaking hypocrisy' over his wife's tax status

Russia Ousted From UN Human Rights Council

THE UN General Assembly has voted to suspend Russia from the world organisation's leading human rights body over allegations of horrific rights violations by Russian soldiers in Ukraine, which the United States and Ukraine have called tantamount to war crimes.

Cheaper, Reliable Energy Sources Are Still A Pipe Dream

What a relief that the Government is at last thinking about energy secuboasting of how quickly Britain is going to reach net zero carbon emissions. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has forced a change in thinking.

Omicron Is ‘Mainly' A Bad Throat

Those with Omicron are more likely to suffer a sore throat but less likely to lose smell or taste, a study suggests.

UK Embassy Guard Denies Passing Secrets To Russia

A security guard was accused yesterday of giving secret information to the Russians while he worked at the British embassy in Germany.

Putin's ‘Final Solution' For Ukraine

Backing comes from top...Putin

Global Pariah 'Russia Kicked Off UN Human Rights Council

Russia was booted off the United Nations Human Rights Council yesterday over its atrocities in Ukraine.

Hundreds Of Thousands Of Jobs In Energy Plan, Says PM

Boris Johnson yesterday said “nuclear is coming home” as a result of the Government's new energy strategy.

Call For Action As Covid-19 Testers Told They Face Axe

Anger Alison MacLean

Guard Denies Spying For The Russians

Sketch Smith in the dock

Shanghai Lets Some Parents Stay With Their Sick Children After Backlash

After a public outcry, Shanghai is allowing at least some parents to stay with children infected with Covid-19, making an exception to a policy of isolating anyone who tests positive.

Cold? Wrap Up In Sleeping Bag

Mart's tip to save cash

Islamic State Captives' Harrowing Accounts Read In Terrorism Trial

An American hostage's harrowing account of captivity by Islamic State militants has been recounted in court in Virginia.

Military Aid Ministers From Ukraine And UK Discuss Next Package Of Weapons

Britain is preparing to unveil a fresh package of military aid for Ukraine and has demonstrated new missile systems and armoured vehicles that it believes can help Kyiv in the next phases of fighting.

Assault On Donbas Will Be Like Second World War Offensive, Kyiv Tells Nato

Kyiv has called for more heavy weaponry from its western allies and "ruinous” sanctions against Moscow, saying the scale of any impending Russian assault on eastern Ukraine would remind Nato members of the second world war.

Energy Strategy Could Take Five Years To Cut Bills, Kwarteng Admits

Boris Johnson's new energy strategy could take up to five years to start reducing people's bills, the business secretary admitted yesterday, as the prime minister announced a dramatic expansion of nuclear energy.

Pakistan Supreme Court Orders Vote Of No Confidence In Khan To Go Ahead

Pakistan's supreme court has dealt a devastating blow to the prime minister, Imran Khan, by ruling that he had acted unconstitutionally in dissolving parliament prior to a noconfidence vote he was expected to lose, and ordered for the vote to go ahead this weekend.

Israeli Government In Crisis After Losing Its Slim Majority

Religious lawmaker Idit Silman quit the coalition over ideological clashes

Black Households Four Times More Likely To Have Low Food Security Than UK Average

One in 10 struggled to get enough to eat at the height of the pandemic

Spain Reverses Plan To Open Up To Unvaccinated Britons

Distant dream? Hours after announcing an easing of restrictions, the tourist board says unjabbed travellers are not yet welcome

Cost Of Living Crisis Set To Widen North And South Gap

Former red wall constituencies make up the majority of areas to be hit hardest

Sheeran Reveals ‘Pain' Of Trial After Plagiarism Victory

The singer-songwriter was cleared in a copyright case

British Embassy Guard Accused Of Spying For Russia

David Smith, who worked at the embassy in Berlin, has been charged with nine offences