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Rising oil prices have lifted the cost of filling up but it may prove short-term, claim experts.

Head of climate watchdog tells MSPs there is a risk of a "policy vacuum" after Scotland ditched targets.

Prosecutors identify the suspect as Jian G and accuse him of passing information to Chinese intelligence.

The reaction to Manchester United's FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry City has been "embarrassing" and "a disgrace", says manager Erik ten Hag.

The Met officers say they gave chase after a man tried to steal items from a restaurant in Barcelona.

The Met officers say they gave chase after a man tried to steal items from a restaurant in Barcelona.

The crowded vessel left for the UK from Calais in France hours after the Rwanda bill passed.

As gang violence continues to rage, two-thirds of children are now in need of aid, the UN warns.

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery has extended his contract with the club until 2027.

Rock manufacturers in Blackpool say inferior imitations from overseas are having a "profound impact" on business.

Richard Walker, managing director of the supermarket chain, collapsed just over a mile from the finish.

Richard Walker, managing director of the supermarket chain, collapsed just over a mile from the finish.

The Homeland star says any actor should be able to play any character, in an interview with the Guardian.

James Kirby, James Henderson and John Chapman were killed in an air strike on 1 April.

James Kirby, James Henderson and John Chapman were killed in an air strike on 1 April.

James Kirby, James Henderson and John Chapman were killed in an air strike on 1 April.

The Netflix series depicts the true story of a stalker who harassed Gadd over a number of years.

The Netflix series depicts the true story of a stalker who harassed Gadd over a number of years.

Government borrowing for the year was £6.6bn higher than expected, according to new figures.

Jenny Minto makes a statement after the publication of a landmark review of gender services in England.