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Labour is demanding the Tories spell out how they will pay for a "reckless" plan to abolish national insurance contributions.
A notorious killer has told British detectives where he buried his victim's remains 55 years ago, after they flew to his Caribbean home to interview him.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy witnessed a deadly Russian missile strike just a few hundred metres away as he visited Odesa in Ukraine.
It cost taxpayers £15,000 to cover damages paid to an academic Science Secretary Michelle Donelan had falsely accused of supporting Hamas.
More than 170 firefighters are tackling a fire at a police station in east London.
A model and influencer who claims she was bitten and beaten by her ex-boyfriend has said she doesn't "feel safe in the UK".
Dave Rowntree, the drummer for Blur, has been selected as a Labour candidate at the next general election.
At least two sailors have died after a suspected Houthi attack in the Gulf of Aden, according to the British Embassy in Yemen.
Jeremy Hunt has told Sky News his spring budget is "absolutely not" the last throw of the dice before a general election - as he refused to rule out another fiscal event before the country goes to the polls.
About 25,000 Greggs workers will get a slice of a £17.6m bonus pie after the high street bakery chain made record annual profits.

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