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Suspects in court charged with murder after man's body found in field
Two suspects have appeared in court charged with murder and attempting to defeat the ends of justice after the body of a man was found in an Inverclyde field.
Duchess of Edinburgh tours world's oldest river gunboat, built in UK, during Peru visit
The Duchess of Edinburgh toured the world's oldest river gunboat, which was built in the UK over 100 years ago, on the second day of her visit to Peru.
Scottish government owes legal bill after losing definition of a woman battle
The Scottish government and For Women Scotland's long-running legal battle over the definition of a woman is yet to come to a close.
'Deeply concerning': Rates of high blood pressure in children doubled since 2000, study suggests
Surging childhood obesity has driven rates of high blood pressure in kids to almost double since 2000, an analysis suggests.
The extraordinary impact of a crime on UK growth
We'll get to the actual economics in a moment - to the questions of why the economy is flatlining and what it means for Rachel Reeves' forthcoming budget. But before that, let's take a moment to ponder something rather extraordinary.
Iraqi prime minister's coalition wins parliamentary elections
A coalition led by Iraq's prime minister has won the country's parliamentary elections, Baghdad's electoral commission has said.
Economic growth slowed to just 0.1% in third quarter, figures show
The UK's economic slowdown gathered further momentum during the third quarter of the year with growth of just 0.1%, according to an early official estimate that makes horrific reading for the chancellor.
Man charged with murder and vehicle theft after pensioner found dead
A man has been charged with murdering a pensioner who was found with fatal injuries at a flat in Northamptonshire.
Euro 2028 schedule announced - with promise on ticket prices
Tickets will not be sold using dynamic pricing for Euro 28 in Britain and Ireland, organisers have pledged.
Dua Lipa and Coldplay call on Labour to keep their word on tackling ticket resales and touts
Some of the biggest names in music - including Coldplay, Dua Lipa and Radiohead - have urged the government to honour a pledge to cap ticket resale prices and shutout touts.
PM apologises to health secretary over coup accusations
Sir Keir Starmer has apologised to his health secretary after allies of the prime minister accused him of plotting a coup.
Anthony Joshua could return to ring to fight ex-YouTuber
Anthony Joshua could be set to end his 14-month hiatus with a last-minute fight against YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul.
Starmer expresses 'sincere regret' over appointment of Labour donor to chair football regulator
Sir Keir Starmer has expressed "sincere regret" over signing off the appointment of a Labour donor as the first chair of England's new football regulator.
Why this is dangerous terrain for Trump
The newly released files have dragged Donald Trump's name back into one of the darkest scandals of modern American life.
Ukraine ministers toppled amid embezzlement and kickbacks scandal
Ukraine's justice and energy ministers have resigned amid a major embezzlement and kickbacks scandal involving the state nuclear power company.
Epstein said Andrew did have photo taken with Virginia Giuffre, emails show
Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein include one in which the late paedophile financier describes how Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor did have his photo taken with victim Virginia Giuffre.
Online grooming crimes have doubled since 2018, with victims as young as four, charity warns
Online grooming crimes have doubled in the UK since 2017 to a record high, with one victim just four years old, according to the NSPCC.
Wealth managers WH Ireland and Team in all-share merger talks
WH Ireland, the wealth management group, is in talks about an all-share merger with Team, another London-listed operator in the sector.
Nurses and social workers could be exempt from loan tax linked to at least 10 suicides
Nurses and social workers could be exempt from a tax crackdown that has left tens of thousands saddled with life-ruining bills.
The families of British citizens detained abroad have called for more support
A group of campaigners whose family members have been detained by foreign states have called for more government support, including a special envoy to help while loved ones are in custody.
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