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Welby locks horns with Government over ‘morally unacceptable’ small...

The church leader is told neither ‘handwringing or bell ringing’ will solve the misery of the channel crossings

Boy, 15, charged with murder after stabbing attack in Dagenham

He is to appear at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.

Nicaragua to close Red Cross offices in latest crackdown on civic gr...

The new law also will confiscate Red Cross properties in Nicaragua and turn them over to the government.

Scotland’s first ‘positive masculinity’ programme is launched

Imagine a Man will launch as Scotland’s first positive masculinity programme on Thursday.

Scotland’s first ‘positive masculinity’ programme launched

Imagine A Man aims to ‘fill the current space that harmful influencers have stepped into’.

Application submitted to relocate Dambusters’ dog from historic site

West Lindsey District Council is hoping to stop the Home Office’s plans to redevelop the site and house asylum seekers.

Penny Mordaunt ‘grateful’ after coronation praise

The Cabinet minister described the occasion as a “humbling day” and said she was “grateful” that people had decided to recognise her role in the event

Attempted murder investigation launched after fire set at Irvine pro...

Police were called to McKinlay Crescent at around 4.20am on Saturday.

Nursing staff in Wales set to go on strike after rejecting pay offer

RCN Wales said its members are to walk out on June 6-7 and July 12-13 after rejecting the latest NHS pay offer for nursing staff.

British soldier laid to rest in Ypres more than 100 years after deat...

The remains of Private Robert Kenneth Malcolm were identified by DNA after it was found 102 years after he died in 1917.

Port chief says switch to rail freight may not necessarily reduce em...

It comes after the Transport Minister Eamon Ryan raised concerns about the port’s plans for expansion and what it means for Ireland’s climate goals.

A quarter of older tenants expect to stay in private rental sector –...

The research indicates that some older renters who were interviewed said that landlords were reluctant to accept Housing Assistant Payments.

US politician George Santos pleads not guilty to fraud and theft cha...

Mr Santos has given no indication that he plans to step aside because of his indictment.

Sunak faces Tory Brexiteers’ anger by ditching end-of-year EU law ‘b...

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch announced that around 600 laws would be revoked under their legislation rather than the 4,000 pledged.

Sixth man charged in connection with death of Neil Canney

A 24-year-old man was charged on Wednesday in connection with the death of Neil Canney in Greenock.

Vermont protects access to medical abortions

State’s Republican governor signed abortion and gender-affirming shield Bills into law on Wednesday.

Westminster ‘gaslighting’ Northern Irelanders over funding – DUP MP

Sammy Wilson warned the ‘Barnett squeeze is getting greater’.

Phones should be banned in schools to tackle damage by pornography –...

Schools could do more to educate pupils and parents about the dangers of online pornography, campaigners say.

Families of the Disappeared discuss awareness campaign with justice...

‘There are people out there who know what has happened and, as of yet, they have not come forward,’ Fine Gael Senator Emer Currie said.

Retailers tell government there could be further price reductions on...

Neale Richmond has said that where input costs for products have fallen, ‘consumers will benefit’.