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The government says taxes will have to rise to fix the public finances - but which ones could go up?

The PM said he would have to make "big asks" from the public for the "long-term good".

The prime minister's gloomy speech in the Downing Street garden sets the tone for a difficult autumn Budget.

The former Paralympian was not met at the other end of her journey by a staff member.

The former Paralympian was not met at the other end of her journey by a staff member.

When are the dates for Oasis' reunion tour? And how much will tickets be? Here's everything we know so far.

England chief selector Luke Wright says he's sure Jonny Bairstow will "fight his way back" after omitting him from England squads against Australia.

Prices in August were down 0.3% from a year ago, the first fall since October 2021, a retail group says.

In-store staff, who are mostly women, should be paid the same as warehouse workers, a tribunal rules.

The billionaire says White House officials pressured Meta to remove content 'for months' in 2021.

Manchester United agree a 50m euros (£42.29m) fee with Paris St-Germain for Uruguay midfielder Manuel Ugarte.

The Grammy-winning singer says her "heart is broken" after the two deaths and she asks for privacy.

Colin Whitney only had weeks to live, but after recovering the treatment still takes its toll.

Speaking to the BBC at the Pacific Islands Forum, António Guterres says these islands are the "most vulnerable".

Rock bible Kerrang! calls her "the future face of alternative" music. Here's why she's one to watch.

The whole of the cocoa fruit is used in production, rather than just the beans.

Israel and Hezbollah say they don't want war - but they are both ready for it

Four more people are arrested over the deaths of a mother and her children at a house in Bradford.

Train drivers' union Aslef withdraws its ballot for industrial action with members to vote on the offer.

The 32-year-old remains in a critical condition following the attack at the west London street festival.