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The last time these lawmakers were all in a room together, things got explosive

The nation’s largest doctors group has released a comprehensive anti-racism plan

Idea has proved ‘hugely divisive’ among the force, commissioner told MPs

A nine-year-old boy has died after being struck by lightning, police in Lancashire report.

Little Mix, Arlo Parks and Dua Lipa were among the artists honoured at the live ceremony in London

Turkey’s top envoy has met with his counterpart in Saudi Arabia on his first official trip in years

Climate summit Cop26, being held in Glasgow this November, is crucial milestone in global transition from fossil fuels needed to avoid climate catastrophe

‘There should be no cause for hoarding gasoline,’ Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm says

The accused shooter targeted four women because they were of Asian descent, Fulton County’s district attorney says

Man City’s third title in four seasons was confirmed after Leicester beat Manchester United at Old Trafford

The New York attorney general began a lawsuit last summer to dissolve the group, accusing it of financial crimes

If Alexander Greensill feels let down by the former prime minister, he does have a small country called the United Kingdom with which to share his pain

Critics suggest the plans represent an attempt to effectively to disenfranchise the poor and ethnic minorities who might otherwise tend to vote Labour. Given recent voting patterns, however, these old assumptions may not ring true, writes Sean O’Grady

The group more than doubled internet sales with the help of its Amazon partnership

It’s easy to pretend that New York is its own cosy enclave. But every now and then, something like the shooting in Times Square happens to remind you that you actually live in America, writes Holly Baxter

I sought to draw some profound lessons about life from the experience of having Covid. Perhaps there was a silver lining. But I have found none, writes Borzou Daragahi

Editorial: If the latest outlining of government policies is anything to go by, Britain shouldn’t expect the culture wars to end soon

Analysts agree overhauling adult skills is the right economic aspiration and priority for the government. Yet there remain doubts about whether the Johnson administration’s current programme is sufficient to deliver, reports Ben Chu

Louisiana Democratic Rep. Troy Carter is the newest member of the House of Representatives

At the time, Beuys was a dreamer, a fantasist, and a bit weird, says William Cook. It’s only now, 100 years later, that his work finally makes sense

Manchester United delayed City’s celebrations until the final two weeks of the season but Solskjaer has said reinforcements will be needed in order to go one step further

Town in northern California sees spike in crimes perpetrated against Asian Americans

A California police officer who was shot and killed while serving a search warrant has been identified as a 12-year law enforcement veteran and a current detective in San Luis Obispo

Anthony Antonio’s lawyer says he watched network for months before being part of attack on Capitol

I’m tired of being told to change my views by white people who think they’d make better Black men than me