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Six months after disposable vape ban, waste firm calls for stronger measures to control them being disposed of incorrectly.

Six months after disposable vape ban, waste firm calls for stronger measures to control them being disposed of incorrectly.

MOTD pundit Alan Shearer explains where Chelsea and the rest of the chasing pack need to improve if they are going to challenge Premier League leaders Arsenal.

Sewing bee members repurpose old drapes from Sandringham House ready for a charity auction.

A mum from the West Midlands says the family courts system needs to be "overhauled".

Two co-founders behind the competitive Excel UK chapter explain how the game works.

The cameras were located in private homes, karaoke rooms, a Pilates studio and a gynaecologist's clinic.

The chemicals would "most likely" impact my health, but there are ways to bring levels down, I was told.

The chemicals would "most likely" impact my health, but there are ways to bring levels down, I was told.

The former minister and niece of Bangladesh's ousted former leader, who received a two-year sentence, says the charges are politically motivated.

The Independent was the first paper not to have a permanent allegiance to a political party.

The sudden cancellation of Japanese events in Shanghai have sparked criticism and fanned nationalist sentiment.

Concern over media reports that the US military carried out a second strike killing survivors on a suspected drug boat prompts a bipartisan inquiry.

Concern over media reports that the US military carried out a second strike killing survivors on a suspected drug boat prompts a bipartisan inquiry.

An officer tells the Independent Inquiry relating to Afghanistan UK Special Forces leadership was "very much suppressing" the allegations.

For the first time Aditya-L1 will be able to watch the Sun in its maximum activity cycle.

The fallout from last week's Budget continues to dominate the papers.

Polls suggest public approval for the monarchy has declined, which raises the question of what King Charles and Prince William could do to win back more support for the institution.

Polls suggest public approval for the monarchy has declined, which raises the question of what King Charles and Prince William could do to win back more support for the institution.

The path to this weekend's founding conference has been overshadowed by splits in the party.