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MPs accuse lender of lacking ‘strategic vision’ of where to target investment

Dominic Raab’s British bill of rights would make it easier for the state to commit human rights violations and should be scrapped, MPs and peers have said.

She got the man and the privacy—for now. Weeks after first confirming her new relationship with a Scottish athlete, Jana Kramer has yet to reveal the full identity of her mystery man. But in the...

The girl’s injuries have been described as ‘serious’ but ‘not life-threatening’.

January 25 – Adidas has unveiled the official ball for the Women’s World Cup 2023 in Australia and New Zealand, which like the ball for the Qatar 2022 finals last year, will feature connected ball technology.

Analysts warn that violent tactics used to repress protests under President Dina Boluarte will lead to further unrest.

Newly Oscar-nominated composer M.M. Keeravani can now put on his dancing shoes after securing a spot in Best Original Song for his popular song “Naatu Naatu” from the Indian action-comedy film RRR. In speaking with Deadline on Tuesday about his nomination, Keeravani revealed that he was working—and definitely not dancing—at his recording studio on an […]

LEGENDARY soap Brookside is making a comeback after finding a new home on STV Player.

Bronny James, son of Lakers superstar LeBron James, is one of 24 boys who will play in the McDonald's All American Games.

Mayor Eric Adams just turned his back on those he claims to fight for the most — striving New York minorities.

‘It’s my favourite play and it’s wonderful to be able to share it with a wider audience,’ Mescal said

Small tweaks like an automatic toilet bowl cleaner, electrical cord wranglers, and stretchy, convincing velvet slipcover for your hand-me-down couch are just the beginning.

Supersmeller ants quickly learn to recognize tumors’ signatures in mouse urine

Fred. Olsen has unveiled a new cruise sale for 2023 whether you fancy sunshine, scenic sights or city delights.

Never before in peacetime has the British state been so large or spent so much. To pay for this leviathan, the tax burden has risen to its highest level since the immediate post-war era. Yet the Government remains strapped for cash.

1. UK weekly death toll at highest since Covid lockdown  The Times
2. How many more people are dying than usual in YOUR area? Heat map reveals worst-hit areas  Daily Mail
3. Excess deaths hit two year high in England and Wales  The Independent
4. Excess deaths highest since pandemic second wave – and less than 5 per cent are from Covid  The Telegraph
5. Spike in excess deaths sparks calls for an 'urgent investigation'  Daily Mail
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In the round-up: Hamilton and Russell back on track next week, Sainz driving today • Euroformula returns to Pau • Rossi IndyCar livery revealed

1. North of England ‘would rank second worst for investment’ if OECD country  The Guardian
2. Cost of living: One in three children in North living in poverty  BBC
3. Children in northern England are most vulnerable to cost of living crisis, MPs warn  Channel 4 News
4. Damning report lays bare lack of investment in North of England compared with rest of the world  Manchester Evening News
5. Another day, another report calls for the chasms to be closed  The Northern Echo
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The soap launched the careers of Anna Friel and The Royle Family’s Sue Johnston and Ricky Tomlinson.

James and Claire Hyman have opened a space to display their major collection of UK work: “It’s not a nationalist view of British photography”

Age UK warned people in their 50s face 'devastating consequences' over reports the Government is considering raising the retirement age to 68 as early as 2035 - but the DWP insists 'no decision' has been made

Perishers originally ran from 1959 to 2006. The strip is still so popular today that we decided to reprint the best of the strips by Maurice Dodd and Dennis Collins

Andy Capp has been a favourite part of the Daily Mirror since 1957. Enjoy the adventures of Andy Capp and wife Flo every day

The adverts suggested the heaters were ‘good for environment and good for your wallet’.

Back in 2016, sole first-time buyer mortgages were in the majority, according to figures provided by the bank.