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Khan kept in jail over 'weak' marriage case, his party says

Pakistan’s former leader Imran Khan married his current wife Bushra Bibi just months before he ascended to the premiership of the country in 2018, making it the popular cricketer-turnedpolitician’s third marriage after two divorces.

Macron calls on parties to ally against National Rally

France’s president Emmanuel Macron has called on all parties to forge an alliance against the far-right National Rally party of Marine Le Pen and defended his shock move to call a snap election.

US weapons could turn war into a 'nightmare' for Russia

Ukraine’s ability to take the attack over the border is having a ‘large psychological effect’, a colonel tells The Independent

Dunn killer's apology for fatal crash heard at inquest

State department worker says she drove like an American’

Ship from Shackleton's last voyage is found off Canada

The ship on which Sir Ernest Shackleton made his final voyage has been found – Quest was located in the Labrador Sea off the coast of Newfoundland in Canada.

Fair homes for all and tax super-rich, pledge Greens

Key takeaways from the party’s general election manifesto

The toolmaker's son had it bad, but Sunak had it worse

We are barely halfway through this election campaign, and TV audiences have started playing Keir Starmer bingo.

'Defeated' PM lacks spark as Starmer wins Sky debate

Rishi Sunak’s seemingly inevitable path to defeat in the election saw him take another blow last night after a snap poll of viewers of the Sky News debate with Keir Starmer saw him lose by almost two to one.

Sunak says he won't give up as Shapps warns of wipeout

Rishi Sunak yesterday insisted he has not accepted defeat in the election after a senior cabinet minister appeared to concede the Conservatives have lost.

CONTINENTAL SHIFT

Abass Baraou and Macaulay McGowan's European title bout will turn a Bolton ring into a time machine, says Steve Bunce

Tactical puzzle at the centre of Spain's trophy ambitions

We're a little over a decade since Spain's back-to-back triumphs at Euro 2008 and Euro 2012 and the national team have been through an entire lifecycle since then, it feels.

Ten Hag to remain United manager after season review

Manchester United are in talks with Erik ten Hag about a new contract after deciding that he will remain their manager for next season. United concluded their end-of-season review by determining that Ten Hag is the right man to take them forward under the new regime led by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos.

From Hampden to Munich, one fan's trek for extra time

Craig Ferguson hopes his 1,000-mile Euro 2024 trek raises awareness of men’s mental health and suicide prevention

Next PM needs to tackle unemployment rise, fast...

Another blow for Rishi Sunak – this time, in the form of new labour market data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Malawi vice-president dies with nine others in air crash

Malawi's vice-president, Saulos Chilima, was among 10 people killed when a small military plane crashed in a mountainous region in the north of the country, the president said yesterday.

'We will not take breaks, we will not stop to drink water'

Amazon workers in India claim they were forced to pledge to keep going till their targets were met during a 50C heatwave

Leader of centre-right party courts alliance with Le Pen

France's left-wing politicians focused on thwarting far right

Blinken says Gaza ceasefire rests on Hamas leadership

Secretary of state hails 'hopeful sign' as UN backs resolution

Hunter Biden found guilty in historic federal gun trial

President's son convicted on all charges and faces maximum sentence of 25 years behind bars and fines of up to $750,000

Spacey admits that he was 'too handsy' in the past

Kevin Spacey has admitted to “being too handsy” in the past, which he told Piers Morgan in a tearful interview was “touching someone sexually in a way that I didn’t know at the time they didn’t want”.

Escaped cavalry horse will take part in London parade

The army has revealed what roles the escaped Household Cavalry horses will fulfil at this year's Trooping the Colour ceremony.

One of UK's richest villages receives levelling-up grant

Cranleigh has won £307k for improvements to its village hall

Glitter told to pay £508k in damages to victim of abuse

A woman who was abused by paedophile glam rock star Gary Glitter has been awarded £508,800 in damages from the disgraced musician.

Unemployment up to 4.4%

Highest rate for more than two years as jobs market weakens

Mosley said he had fear of dying ‘early' like his father

Tragic final interview details 'no intention of giving up work'

Musk says he will ban Apple devices with integrated AI

Elon Musk says he will ban Apple devices at his companies if the iPhone maker goes forward with plans to incorporate OpenAI technology into its products.

Labour pledges to fix one million potholes every year

Labour has pledged to fix 1 million potholes every year if elected on 4 July and turn the tide on the \"neglect\" of the UK's roads.

Farage backs out of BBC interview amid Hitler row

Nigel Farage pulled out of a high-profile BBC interview as his Reform UK party faces a row over whether the UK should have appeased Hitler.

What do the Tories plan to do about the housing crisis?

Politicians, and especially party leaders, tend not to like admitting mistakes, and still less failure.

Minister's fight to preserve ECHR in Sunak's manifesto

A series of secret tapes have exposed the depth of the Tory civil war over the prospect of ditching the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).