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Former Tory leader and mentor to chancellor warns taxes will have to rise

‘This involved a lot of planning due to the unique conditions,’ says Icelandair

Peanut butter lovers rejoice, you can try now ditch the chocolate for a candy shell

Female pleasure is equally as important as men's

An area off the coast of Tenerife is now home to Europe’s first Whale Heritage Site. Tamara Hinson takes a closer look at how this innovative scheme is giving cetaceans a helping hand

Boris Johnson’s roadmap out of lockdown has offered hope for many, but has induced panic in others, writes Jade Bremner. Here’s how to pace yourself for life restarting

St John presented the popular Saturday afternoon football show Saint and Greavsie alongside former Tottenham and England forward Greaves

‘For a very long time in Kenya, police have been thought of as killers. See a policeman? You run’

Kit out your new furry friend with the best gear

Bars, restaurants and a gym will feature alongside hotel rooms

The former Soviet leader was lauded by Russia’s president Vladimir Putin

The 11-year-old became the first horse since Red Rum to secure back-to-back Aintree successes when triumphing in 2018 and 2019

BBC journalist Girmay Gebru was arrested by an Ethiopian militia in Tigray’s regional capital

Warning that lost lessons in early years will hit exam results long after

Boris Johnson expected to refuse to grant the poll – even if SNP triumphs in May’s Holyrood elections

The tax on property purchases is set to come back for homes sold at £500,000 or less – but could the government change its mind and how would the changes impact home buyers?

Recovering from Covid-19 pandemic is key, shadow chancellor says

Failure to qualify for the Champions League will have major ramifications. Liverpool must dig deep to find the collective strength to overcome the adversity that awaits in the season’s final months

Watch live as Dominic Raab and Matt Hancock speak in parliament

Israel’s attorney general has warned Benjamin Netanyahu that he cannot single-handedly share the country’s surplus vaccines with far-flung allies in Africa, Europe and Latin America

The business that preserves and protects Dr. Seuss’ legacy has announced it will stop publishing six titles because of racist and insensitive imagery

Painting was given by Churchill to President Roosevelt in 1943

An international media rights group has filed a complaint with German prosecutors against Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and four other top officials accusing them of crimes against humanity on allegations they were involved in the killing of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi

The incident apparently took place in 1988

Chancellor is expected to unveil measures to clear rent debt in Budget