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UK News
Minister finds family courts in England and Wales failing women and children
A sweeping overhaul of the family justice system in England and Wales, described by ministers as a fundamental rebalancing away…
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UK Politics
Chancellor cautioned against tax hikes to shield economy from Iran conflict fallout
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is confronting a resurgent cost-of-living crisis as the war in the Middle East sends shockwaves through the…
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UK Crime
Young girls coerced into county lines drug transports nationwide
A hidden crisis of exploitation is unfolding on the smartphones and in the lives of young women and girls across…
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UK Crime
Three men face rape allegations over claims woman was drugged by her husband
Allegations that a woman was systematically drugged, raped, and offered to other men for abuse by her husband over two…
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Scottish Government forms group to plan Queen Elizabeth II memorial
A group of prominent Scottish heritage, arts, and civic leaders has been appointed to devise a permanent memorial to Queen…
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UK Politics
Minister billed thousands in expenses for party promotion videos
A senior minister and former Royal Marines colonel has used parliamentary expenses to fund a series of promotional constituency videos,…
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UK Politics
Experts propose featuring native wildlife on future banknote designs
The next generation of Bank of England banknotes will abandon portraits of historical figures in favour of celebrating native British…
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UK Politics
Chagossians urge Starmer to resign and endorse Farage as chief supporter
At the heart of a swelling international crisis lies a decades-old colonial injustice: the forced removal of the Chagossian people…
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UK Crime
Iran conflict drives surge in Northern Ireland heating oil thefts as prices climb
In the quiet lanes of rural Northern Ireland, a conspicuous delivery has become a risky advertisement. The arrival of a…
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UK Politics
Starmer battles to salvage leadership in final hours before polls
With the clock ticking down to local and devolved elections on 7 May, a sense of political endgame is enveloping…
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