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Compensation scheme for Post Office Capture scandal victims announced
The government has announced a compensation scheme for postmasters who suffered financial shortfalls due to a faulty Post Office IT system that preceded the Horizon scandal.
Govt urged to keep citizenship promise to Hong Kongers - after threat to double timeline
The government should honour its promise to Hong Kongers to gain settled status after five years - not a proposed 10 years, MPs have urged.
MP who introduced assisted dying bill 'confident' it will be voted through
The politician who introduced the assisted dying bill has said she is "confident" MPs will push it through to the next stage on Friday.
Wales announce squad for women's Euros
Wales have announced their squad for the women's Euros ahead of the start of the tournament next month.
'Pioneering' new scanner could detect brain tumours in world-first
A "pioneering" new scanner derived from MRI technology could be used to track brain cancer spread and lead to improved treatment for patients, scientists have said.
Amber heat health alert issued across England as hottest day of the year recorded
An amber heat health alert has been issued across England, as the UK recorded its hottest day of the year so far.
Amber heat health alert issued across England - with 'rise in deaths likely'
An amber heat health alert has been issued across England, as temperatures are expected to reach above 30C today.
SpaceX rocket being tested explodes into giant fireball before launch
A SpaceX rocket has exploded before launch - sending a dramatic fireball high into the sky.
UK attorney general 'has questions' on legality of Israel's actions in Iran
The UK government's top legal adviser has raised questions over whether Israel's actions in Iran are lawful, according to a source familiar with discussions inside the government.
UK attorney general has concerns over Iran-Israel war
The UK government's top legal adviser has raised questions over whether Israel's actions in Iran are lawful, according to a source familiar with discussions inside the government.
UK attorney general concerns over Iran-Israel war
The UK government's top legal adviser has raised questions over whether Israel's actions in Iran are lawful, according to a source familiar with discussions inside the government.
Donald Trump says he 'may or may not' strike Iran as Israel's air war continues
US President Donald Trump says he has yet to decide whether the US will join Israel militarily in its campaign against Iran.
Global sea levels 'rising twice as fast as they did last century'
Global sea levels are now rising twice as fast as they did last century, according to a major new scientific report.
Why I'm praying assisted dying bill passes major vote - even though it's not going to happen in my lifetime
On Friday, the social fabric of England and Wales might be changed forever.
Warm Home Discount extended to 2.7 million more households
Energy bill discounts of £150 will be extended to another 2.7 million households to help with fuel costs this winter.
I felt I had to go back to help Gaza's hospitals, says British surgeon
Dr Victoria Rose is a consultant plastic surgeon who worked in Gaza hospitals for two separate periods last year. This is her first-hand story of the war in Gaza.
Sharing deepfake pornography 'the next sexual violence epidemic facing schools'
Sharing deepfake pornography is "the next sexual violence epidemic" facing schools, the author of a book on the spread of online misogyny has told MPs.
Thousands of deaths in 2025 will be linked to air pollution, report warns
Around 30,000 deaths will be linked to toxic air in the UK in 2025, according to a report from leading doctors, as they urged the government to "recognise air pollution as a key public health issue".
Father and son drowned during test drive after Mercedes plunged into canal
A father and son drowned after a Mercedes they were test driving hit a telegraph pole and plunged into a canal, an inquest has been told.
US senator claims Iran is building missiles that can 'murder Americans'
A senior US senator who supports Donald Trump has told Sky News why he believes the US would be right to intervene in Iran.