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Follow The Passport Rules To Avoid Travel Ban Nightmare

BRITONS jetting off overseas are being urged to check their passport’s expiry date or risk being refused entry under post-Brexit rules.

Boris Facing New Crisis As Sunak And Javid Resign

Boris Johnson faces the biggest leadership crisis of his premiership after Rishi Sunak quit as chancellor and Sajid Javid resigned as health secretary.

Brexit Opportunities Rees-Mogg's £450m Legacy Of White Elephants At British Ports

Next to the container terminal at Portsmouth, a few hundred metres from the water’s edge, stands Portsmouth International Port’s new high-tech border control post .

England Storm To Record Win Over India To Tie Series

Root and Bairstow’s unbeaten 269 partnership saw the Three Lions knock off remaining runs on last morning at Edgbaston

Confidence In Economy ‘Lowest Since Pandemic'

Consumer confidence in the economy has hit its lowest point since the start of the pandemic as households feel the effects of the cost of living crisis, figures suggest.

Wikipedia Has A Problem – There Aren't Enough Women

Wikipedia has become an intrinsic part of everyday life. It is more than just a repository of human knowledge; its ubiquity means it plays a real part in shaping our society.

China Denies Nasa Claim It Might ‘Take Over' The Moon

China has denied accusations by Nasa chief Bill Nelson that it might attempt to “take over” the moon as part of its military space programme, adding that it aimed to build a shared future for humanity.

Streets Of Mecca Fill With Hajj Pilgrims For The First Time Since Covid Outbreak

One million Muslims get ready to perform the pilgrimage

Scientists Discover Huge Ozone Hole Above Tropics

A huge ozone hole that was not expected to exist has been identified in the Earth’s atmosphere over almost the entire tropical region.

Fuel Protesters To Target London Next With ‘Go Slow'

Fuel protesters who brought UK motorways to a halt on Monday are set to target London as petrol prices continue to soar.

The Fight For Survival On The New Front Line In Ukraine

War has now arrived in the city of Kramatorsk in Donetsk, as Russia vows to push further into Ukrainian territory. For its residents, every day is a battle to stay alive, reports Bel Trew

After A Turbulent Few Years, It's Finally Over For Johnson

It’s over. So the dam has broken at last. It’s strange the way this game of consequences plays out. The albino greased piglet is well and truly stuck, an apple firmly rammed in his gob. Et tu, Rishi?

Kohli Still Box-Office But Is He Becoming A Liability For India?

Former captain’s legacy is secure but his hype-man qualities do not make up for sustained slump with the bat

Stress And Starvation Cost Of Living Crisis Hits Home In New Zealand

Some nights, all Jessemy Evans has to eat is the leftovers on her toddler’s plate. She has stopped buying meat, insulated her windows with plastic to save on heating and cancels activities requiring petrol use – but despite living frugally, each day is becoming tougher as the high cost of living in New Zealand bites.

Lab Spills, Mix-Ups And Ferret Put Staff At Risk Of Covid

Dangerous incidents at UK laboratories, hospitals and Covid test centres potentially exposed staffto coronavirus and other hazards during the pandemic, according to official reports obtained by the Guardian.

BBC Admits It Received Complaints Against DJ

The BBC has revealed it received complaints against Tim Westwood – including one that was referred to the police – despite previously insisting it was unaware of any concerns about the DJ’s behaviour.

Recovery Plan Zelenskiy Puts $750bn Price Tag On Plan To Rebuild Nation

The eventual restoration of Ukraine through a $750bn (£620bn) recovery plan is the common task of the entire democratic world, the Ukrainian president said yesterday at the first detailed event to map out a physical future for the country in the event it survives as a western-facing nation after the Russian invasion.

Parliament Urged To Act Over Sexual Abuse Claims

Parliament must act to stop the “seemingly endless” allegations of sexual misconduct by MPs as political parties cannot be trusted to make it a safe place to work , two leading unions have warned .

Calling Putin Mad Is Not Just Wrong, It's Counterproductive

We have witnessed so many abhorrent acts by Russia against the people of Ukraine, it is no wonder that we search for reasons as to why they were allowed.

Briton Captured In Ukraine To Challenge Death Sentence

British citizen Aiden Aslin has launched an appeal after being sentenced to death by a court in the Russian-backed breakaway Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) in east Ukraine.

Pink Tumours On Antarctic Fish Linked To Climate Crisis

The climate crisis may be causing fish in the Antarctic to grow skin tumours, according to new research.

Russia In Blitz On Donetsk

PLUMES of smoke rise above Donetsk in Eastern Ukraine yesterday after a vicious Russian bombardment.

PM Waters Down Plan For Higher Defence Spending

Boris Johnson has watered down his target for higher defence spending made only four days ago, calling it a “prediction” and not a firm commitment.

More Than 10,000 Patients In Hospital With Coronavirus

Almost one-tenth of hospital beds in England are filled with Covid positive patients as case numbers jumped to more than 10,000.

Smart Ways For Teens To Boost Their Own Finances

Instead of relying on pocket money kids should be encouraged to earn their own cash, say the authors of a new book. Lisa Salmon finds out how

Covid Connection Behind Hepatitis Outbreak In Kids?

The global outbreak of hepatitis in children is a real worry, especially among parents and grandparents, raising the spectre of another Covid.

Ministers Tire Of Degrading Themselves To Save The PM

Ninety-six hours have now passed since one of Westminster’s most well-known wrong’uns did, yet again, the very wrong thing for which they are very well known, and had to resign (again).

Police Urge People To Stay At Home During Fuel Protests

Police have warned of “serious disruption throughout the day” as protesters across the UK prepare to block motorways in a demonstration over high fuel prices.

Why Is It Ok For Airlines To Pad Out Their Flight Times?

Q It’s not right that airlines can pad their flight times in order to show they arrive at the destination on time, is it?

Ronaldo Would Never Settle For Mediocrity

He craves trophies