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Price Bailey have released their new report

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Labour accuses Nigel Farage of trying to hide ‘property empire’

MPs are set to debate the possibility of a permanent national monument to honour Sir David Attenborough, after a petition received almost 90,000 signatures

David Attenborough statue: Calls for monument to ‘national treasure’

Matt Brittin “will have a significant job on his hands” as he takes on BBC top job

Who is Matt Brittin? New BBC director-general takes on top job today

Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham outside his house in Warrington, Cheshire

Andy Burnham: Sir Keir Starmer’s challenger - life, wife & politics

Ballot boxes and signs are dispatched to polling stations around Edinburgh ahead of the Scottish Elections

Election day: Everything you need to know as UK goes to the polls

The smoking bill which has today cleared parliament will see a complete ban on the sale of tobacco in the UK introduced

Tobacco and Vapes Bill to introduce complete ban on smoking

Flooding near Tempsford in Bedfordshire, as the countryside village has been identified as a site for the construction of a new town.

Locations of seven new UK towns revealed by government

Terminally ill women (L to R) Lisa Fleming, Tish McEwan and Lorna Weir, who are pro-assisted dying, demonstrated outside the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh

MPs call on Starmer to prevent Lords from blocking assisted dying Bill

Protestors outside the Post Office Horizon IT inquiry at the International Dispute Resolution Centre, London

Fujitsu criticised for not giving ‘a penny’ to Post Office redress

The chamber of peers in the House of Lords

Hereditary peers to leave red benches before next King’s Speech

Stanley Tucci, Delia Smith and Dame Prue Leith, who are backing a call to get children cooking at primary school

Celebrity chefs call for "practical cookery in primary schools"

Green Party candidate Hannah Spencer has been elected as the new MP for Gorton and Denton.

Gorton and Denton by-election: Green Party win hotly-contested seat

Commons speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has said that he gave information to police before Lord Peter Mandelson was arrested by the Met Police earlier this week.

Speaker says he gave police information before Lord Mandelson arrest

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The Swindon model challenging fashion’s beauty rules

St Paul's Harmony

Ad Feature St Paul’s Cathedral hosts harmony event

New houses being constructed on the Chilmington development in Ashford, Kent

Changes to planning rules make it easier to build on greenbelt land
Housing Secretary Steve Reed has announced new planning rules which will make it easier to build on greenbelt land.
Jamie Jones

Australian senator Pauline Hanson sparked fury after wearing a burka in an attempt to ban the Muslim garment in public. (Photo: Getty Images)

Politician sparks fury after wearing burka in attempt to ban it

Prince Andrew’s finances and peppercorn rent could be discussed in Parliament.

Parliament watchdog raises ‘value’ concerns over Prince Andrew's rent

MPs and supporters put their weight behind the IAWPC's campaign on Tuesday - Animal News Agency

Charity coalition takes fight for Morocco's World Cup dogs to UK Parliament

Tributes have been paid to former Conservative MP Oliver Colvile who was “loved on all sides” of the Commons. (Photo: @olivercolvile/X)

MP 'loved on all sides' of the Commons dies aged 66

Prince Andrew is stop using all of his titles and honours, including the Duke of York, he has announced in a statement released by Buckingham Palace

Pressure grows for King and PM to strip Prince Andrew of his dukedom

Christopher Hall was tragically killed when a branch fell from a tree in Wilmslow, Cheshire

Much-loved husband and father killed by falling tree branch

"Policing by consent hinges on officers exercising sound judgement, applying common sense, and making swift decisions in complex circumstances. When the threat of sanctions shadows every choice, confidence gives way to trepidation. This is no way for a democratic police service to function."

Britain’s Free Speech Crisis: The Weaponisation of Complaints and the Erosion of...

Thousands are expected to take to the streets across the country in protest against Donald Trump’s state visit. (Photo: Getty Images)

Thousands to protest across country against Trump's state visit to UK

Good Morning Britain viewers have taken issue with presenter Ed Balls after his wife, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, was interviewed on the morning news show.

Good Morning Britain viewers blast 'farcical' Home Secretary interview

Migrants crossing the English Channel.

‘Really serious issue’: Starmer wants to empty asylum hotels faster

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer during a meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. PIC: Leon Neal/PA Wire

UK to recognise Palestine in September
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said the UK will formally recognise the state of Palestine “in September” unless Israel takes “substantive steps” to end what he described as the “appalling situation in Gaza”.
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Flags of our Historic Counties, resplendent in Parliament Square

Historic county flags day: A celebration of identity and heritage

Protests have erupted in Ukraine against a government crackdown on two major anti-corruption organisations that could derail the country’s bid to join the European Union. (Photo: AFP via Getty Images)

Protests erupt in Ukraine against crackdown on anti-corruption firms

Eduardo Gonçalves introducing the documentary at the event in Parliament - Animal News Agency

Parliament screens explosive trophy hunting film as MPs rally to back import ban

Among the campaigners were first-time visitors to Parliament as well as seasoned activists, many of whom spoke of a shared urgency and desire to be heard by those in power.

Thousands descend on Westminster in UK’s largest climate lobby in a decade

US Supreme Court rips up 14th Amendment - UK must pay close attention

Christine McSween (Lion Aid), Dr Jane Evans and Eduardo Gonçalves (Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting) and Masai leader Boniface Mpario at Downing Street - Animal News Agency

Ten years after Cecil: Celebrities, conservationists and MPs renew calls to ban ...

Britain is facing a swimming crisis - 9m adults don’t know how to swim

Government plans to proscribe Palestine Action - but who are they?

The pro-Palestinian solidarity march moving along Shipquay Street towards Guildhall Square on Saturday afternoon. Photo: George Sweeney

Pro-Palestine group to be banned as a terror group

Greece’s former transport minister Kostas Karamanlis is under formal investigation after parliament voted early Thursday to examine his role in the country’s worst-ever train disaster, which killed 57 people in February 2023.

Former transport minister investigated over deadly train crash

Dame Esther Rantzen has supported the Bill during her terminal illness

Esther Rantzen ‘coping’ with terminal illness ahead of 85th birthday

British Psychological Society responds to the Spending Review

British Psychological Society responds to the Spending Review

World Environment Day: Structural timber drives sustainable building

The £2 Billion Bladder Problem

The £2 billion taboo: Why ignoring bladder health is quietly costing the UK

Dame Esther Rantzen is terminally ill

Dame Esther Rantzen ‘terrified’ bad death may destroy family memories

More tourists on Everest’s upper slopes have reportedly led to growing levels of garbage, human waste, and environmental degradation.

Nepal to restrict Everest permits to experienced climbers

Schools may soon only be able to require families to buy three branded uniform items

How school uniforms rules could change for four million pupils

Passengers stand next to a stopped RENFE high-speed AVE train near Cordoba on April 28, 2025, during a massive power cut affecting the entire Iberian peninsula and the south of France. A "massive" power cut late on April 28, 2025 morning affected the whole of the Iberian peninsula and part of France, according to Portuguese electricity network operator REN. (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO / AFP) (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO/AFP via Getty Images)

When will power be restored in Spain and Portugal

Police officers who fail background checks will now be sacked.

Police officers who fail background checks will now be sacked

Laura Kuenssberg on Sunday

The guests on Laura Kuenssberg's Sunday politics show today

Dame Esther Rantzen has said her “future is extremely limited”

Dame Esther Rantzen says her “future is extremely limited”

Rachel Reeves will soon give an update on her plans for the UK economy as she will make the first Spring Statement of the new Labour government. (Photo: Getty Images)

Rachel Reeves to make first Spring Statement - what time will it air?

British businessman Torquil Norman holding a 'Postman Pat' plastic lunchbox, manufactured by Norman's company, Bluebird Toys, at the company headquarters in Swindon in 1985

Polly Pocket inventor and Bluebird Toys founder dies aged 91

Protesters head to Parliament

Ban on plastic chewing gum: Campaigners take to Parliament demanding ban

Alternative for Germany appears to be heading for its strongest national election result yet this month and is fielding its first candidate to lead the country. (Getty Images)

Who are Germany's far-right party AfD - as election voting begins

Katie Brett and Lorraine Beavers with a photo of Sasha Marsden.

My sister was murdered after fake job interview: MP backs Sasha's Law

Dr William Bodel (second from right) presents Lord Hunt, Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero, with the Dalton Nuclear Institute policy paper from which his article is sourced, alongside University of Manchester colleagues Professor Zara Hodgson and Professor Adrian Bull

Nuclear technology can open door to low-carbon energy production – academic

The House of Commons' Education Committee took a deep dive into the effects of screen time on children last year

11 ways phone use impacts children, from school to mental health

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'Outdated views on working from home will hit UK companies competitiveness'

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