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The White House plans to reduce the workforce by 1,200 over several years and cut thousands of positions at other intelligence agencies ...
The Duke of Sussex has claimed the King will not speak to him and he does not know “how much longer my father has” as he spoke of his hopes for a “reconciliation” with his family. In a BBC television ...
No-one will be replacing Cornwall in Betfred League 1 this season, which means a number of things for Keighley Cougars and the other ...
His solo show Point Blank captures people playing instruments, couples, sportsmen and women, along with rooms and places.
The Ukrainian armed forces will join around 1,000 UK armed forces personnel, including soldiers on horseback and seven military bands.
Reform picked up 10 councils and more than 600 seats in an election that Nigel Farage hailed as ‘the death of the Conservative Party’.
Headteachers fear the watchdog’s inspection proposals will increase high-stakes accountability and pressure on school staff.
Irish deputy premier Simon Harris has said he doesn’t believe that weapons are been flown through Ireland’s airspace to Israel. But he said it was “a real challenge” to know what is being carried ...
The Co-op has apologised after hackers accessed and extracted members’ personal data such as names and contact details. The retail firm said on Friday it is experiencing “sustained malicious attempts” ...
Czuba targeted the boy and his mother because of their Islamic faith and as a response to the war between Israel and Hamas, ...
Reform was the main beneficiary of the Conservative collapse, winning more than 600 seats and taking control of 10 local authorities.
The Tory leader conceded the public was ‘still not yet ready to trust us’ after losing hundreds of councillors in a Reform UK surge.