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Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's name might be altered once more to adhere to royal tradition
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor was the name taken by Prince Andrew after he was stripped of his royal title and dukedom because of his links to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender
637
Authorities are at a loss to account for how Russian planes valued at £36 million have made their way into the UK market
The government is seeking to determine if a multi-million-pound acquisition of planes from Russia violated the UK's sanctions regime
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Rachel Reeves indicates difficult Budget decisions and does not dismiss the possibility of tax increases
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has stated she will make "essential decisions" in the Budget following the "world presenting us with further challenges"
946
Nigel Farage supports a Reform MP accused of making racist comments regarding black and Asian individuals featured in advertisements
Nigel Farage has rejected allegations of racism levelled against a Reform UK MP who objected to advertisements being “overpopulated” with black and Asian individuals
734
Leaked footage reveals disorder and mistreatment within Kent council of Reform UK
A leaked video has exposed the deep-seated rifts in Reform UK's leading county council, capturing a disorderly internal meeting where members were instructed to “bloody well accept it” if they disagreed with decisions
866
Daisy Cooper urges evaluation of the danger associated with Elon Musk providing financial support to Tommy Robinson
The Liberal Democrats have urged national security agencies to "evaluate the risk" Elon Musk might present to British democracy, following claims from Tommy Robinson that the billionaire is covering his legal expenses
1101
Former leader of the Liberal Democrats, Lord Menzies Campbell, passes away at the age of 84
Lord Menzies Campbell, who once led the Liberal Democrats, has passed away at the age of 84, according to the party
820
The Ministry of Defence cannot ascertain the real expense of the Afghan data leak relocation programme
The Government is incapable of determining the overall expense of a confidential relocation scheme it established after the Afghan data breach, Britain's public spending watchdog has reported
1016
Conservatives and Liberal Democrats advocate penalties as Transport for London addresses the issue of loud music on public transport
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is initiating a campaign to urge public transport passengers to use headphones and refrain from playing music or holding conversations on speakerphone, with the goal of minimizing disturbances
503
How economic hardship and anti-immigrant fears are fuelling Japan’s far-right resurgence
Nationalists attract disillusioned first-time voters by advocating for a return to family values and restrictions on immigration.
729
Uproar after vote: 47 Labour MPs rebel against government, Lib Dem spokeswoman sacked for wrong vote
The final results of the Commons vote on welfare reforms have been announced.
705
Winter fuel payment reversal occurring this year, declares chancellor
The chancellor has stated that modifications to the winter fuel payment, enabling more individuals to qualify, will be implemented this year.
821
Nearly a quarter of planned surgeries in England not rescheduled on time after cancellations — breaches double over a decade
Figures revealed by the Lib Dems also show that cancellations not rescheduled within the required 28 days have doubled in nine years.
516
‘Brutal decision’: China denies British MP entry to Hong Kong for family visit
An MP has been denied entry to Hong Kong by the Chinese government, in what she said was the first such case since the UK handed over the former colony.
576
Metropolitan Police close investigation into election gambling scandal without filing charges
Force ends investigation into bets on 4 July election date and says bar to prove misconduct in public office has not been met
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Boris Johnson made £1,000 general election bet 'but failed to pay up'
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a £1,000 bet on the 2010 general election result – but he has been accused of failing to stump up the cash after he lost
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Bombshell poll shows Tories pushed into third place behind Lib Dems
The MRP poll of almost 20,000 people projects the Tories will be left with just 60 MPs as twenty Cabinet ministers are ousted at the General Election including Rishi Sunak
708
Tory candidate's explicit rant at own party with brutal prediction
Neil Mahapatra, who is standing in the traditional Conservative stronghold of Tunbridge Wells, admitted at a General Election hustings that the party is 'not working'
570
'10 days to save NHS' call as 1 in 4 have queued outside to see GP or dentist
The survey by pollsters Savanta shows some people even waited more than three hours in a queue outside to get a GP or dentist appointment in the past 12 months
1259
Nigel Farage doubles down after Keir Starmer brands Ukraine claims 'disgraceful'
Keir Starmer told the Mirror anyone standing for Parliament should make clear that Russia is the aggressor, that Vladimir Putin is to blame - and should stand with Ukraine
848
Young voters are shifting their support from Labour to Green as election looms
With the election approaching, Labour is set for a decisive win, as polls show. But smaller parties, such as the Green Party, are starting to draw in former Labour voters
1508
NHS dentists quitting profession have skyrocketed by a third in the past 4 years
The House of Commons Library research shows over 2,000 dentists left the NHS in 2022/23, up from 1,516 in 2018/19 - a further 3,532 dentists are nearing retirement age in England and in some areas this is as many as one in three dentists
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Farage's Question Time absence explained as he wields gun on campaign visit
Four party leaders will face questions from a live audience on tonight's BBC Question Time Special - but Reform UK's Nigel Farage will be absent from the debate after being spotted with a gun in tow on a campaign visit
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Rishi Sunak vows to keep killing badgers to save cattle
During a campaign visit to north Devon, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said badger culls 'have to be part of the solution' for preventing the spread of bovine tuberculosis to cattle
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How proposed 'flyer tax' would work and why it could make your flight cheaper
An environmental expert has revealed what a 'flyer tax' would really mean to Brits' holidays and the one secret that airlines like to keep hush-hush
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