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Asda chairman Lord Rose criticised the ‘horrifying’ state of inaction amid the Tory leadership replace to become the next prime minister.

It comes as Thames Water, which supplies 15 million people, is putting a hosepipe ban in place next week

Twitter’s demand comes as it was ordered by judge to provide documents on its fired executive to Musk

Mercedes have won eight straight constructors’ titles but currently languish third in the standings with Red Bull ahead by 137 points

The world’s two biggest emitters of greenhouse gases are sparring on Twitter over climate policy, with China asking if the U.S. can deliver on the landmark climate legislation signed into law by President Joe Biden this week

Protesters shouted at the BBC’s James Cook as they demonstrated outside the Conservative hustings in Perth on Tuesday.

Germany’s chancellor says that he was “disgusted by the outrageous remarks” made by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Berlin, accusing Israel of committing “50 Holocausts” against Palestinians over the years

‘This is why I love ‘Better Call Saul’,’ one fan wrote

Jacob Fincham-Dukes finished fifth after thinking he had claimed silver

South Korean and the United States military authorities are analysing details of missiles’ flight

A win for the Brit could yet set up a titanic clash with Tyson Fury, but a loss could launch the most intriguing phase of the heavyweight’s career yet

Ronaldo’s future has been under speculation throughout the transfer window

Red for Ruth has become an annual event in which the home of cricket is transformed in colour to raise money for the Ruth Strauss Foundation

The Laver Cup Open Practice Day on September 22 will raise money for disadvantaged children.

Economists also warned that inflation could peak above the 13.3% the Bank of England has forecast this October.

It is the biggest jump in Consumer Prices Index inflation since February 1982, when CPI reached 10.4%.

Comedian said he tried to joke about the crying on stage until the noise became ‘impossible’

The clothes should not be folded or displayed on hangers, rapper turned designer insists

Advocacy group Liberty said the powers handed to police during the pandemic were too broad and exposed “symptomatic” biases

‘Straight off a Mills and Boon cover,’ one person commented

The nation's leading abortion rights advocacy organization, Planned Parenthood, plans to spend a record $50 million ahead of November’s midterm elections

‘Nobody’s in charge at the moment,’ says Tory peer Lord Rose

The forecaster also warned of power cuts and transport delays

Party’s income from membership fees has been cut and makes up majority of deficit

Music executive Waterman was a judge on Pop Idol when Darius Campbell Danesh was a contestant.