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It was a sombre occasion when the Princess Royal paid tribute to those who gave their lives defending freedom thousands of miles from home.

Two men have admitted the "shocking and violent" murder of another man in Inverclyde.

The UK has cut £150m from its contribution to a global project which combats AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.

Three men have been arrested following the discovery of a body in an Inverclyde field.

Seven men have been charged with more than 40 offences against 11 teenagers as part of an investigation into child sexual exploitation in Bristol.

Jet2 has announced it will launch flights and holidays from London Gatwick Airport next year.

Scientists believe they've cracked an age-old problem for those living in or visiting British seaside towns - how to keep your food safe from seagulls.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has insisted that he is not - and will not - try to oust Sir Keir Starmer following overnight briefings he would do so.

Detectives are appealing for information after a woman woke to find a man sexually assaulting her on a train.

A Japanese manufacturing firm has revealed plans to shut a factory in County Durham, placing hundreds of jobs at risk.

All schools will be set individual targets for attendance, powered by AI, in a bid to tackle the growing classroom absence crisis.

Actor and director Samantha Morton has said councils who fail to prevent the deaths of children in care should face manslaughter charges.

Thousands of job cuts at the NHS will go ahead after the £1bn needed to fund the redundancies was approved by the Treasury.

Sir Keir Starmer is vowing to fight any challenge to his leadership rather than stand aside, amid claims of plotting by MPs being compared to TV's The Traitors.

Protesters armed with batons have forced their way into the COP30 venue in Brazil.

Remember the Lib Dems? They won a record 72 seats at the general election but some party figures worry they have faded into obscurity since then.

Groups tackling AI-generated child sexual abuse material could be given more powers to protect children online under a proposed new law.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has defended the BBC as a crisis initiated by an edit of a Donald Trump speech engulfs the corporation.

The UK has stopped sharing some intelligence with the US on suspected drug trafficking boats in the Caribbean following concerns over America's strikes against the vessels.

A possible Democratic contender for the White House says he's at the COP summit with an "open hand not a closed fist" - as he vowed not to let China dominate the green space.