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by James Whitfield
Global tensions rise as Ukraine’s Zelensky calls for direct talks with Putin, Russia strikes a dairy farm, and Iran-US conflicts escalate with drone attacks and economic sanctions.
Senior Labour voices say the government can use existing laws more effectively to regulate AI but must change parliamentary processes to match the speed of technological change
Alabama’s Republican leaders have asked the US Supreme Court to freeze a lower court block and allow a 2026 congressional map they say is lawful to be used in 2026, reigniting a multiyear Voting Rights Act dispute.
A row over withheld vetting files for Peter Mandelson has intensified scrutiny on the government, while Andy Burnham is confirmed as Labour’s Makerfield candidate and emerges as a potential leadership challenger
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority has introduced groundbreaking measures to give publishers more control over how their content is used in Google’s AI search features.
The Leinster and DHL Stormers are set to battle it out in a crucial URC semi-final, with both teams facing significant injury concerns and a rich history of competitive matches
Milton Keynes is making a bold bid for the UK City of Culture 2029 title, and the community is invited to play a pivotal role in this transformative journey.
A practical guide to spotting real sustainability in trainers, with hands-on checks, materials to favor, and buying strategies that cut through marketing claims
Discover five practical approaches used by minimalist parents to curb clutter, encourage creative play and reduce the environmental impact of children’s items
A compact guide to three rosés that make summer gatherings stress free: an everyday value bottle, a refined Provence-style pick and a sparkling rosé for celebrations
June 2026: festival season truly kicks into high gear, especially across Europe, with a series of events spanning Albania, Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and the United States. There is truly something for every taste,…
Discover how sending a tree from Tree2mydoor can be a thoughtful alternative to flowers, with clear care guidance, size options and affordable delivery
The Bank of England invites the public to help select UK wildlife to feature on the next series of banknotes, with a focus on native animals and nature themes.
The United States is proposing cuts to the number of strategic bombers, fighter jets, warships and support aircraft available to NATO, shifting greater responsibility to European allies
US forces launched narrowly targeted strikes in southern Iran as peace talks unfolded in Qatar, raising fresh questions about the durability of the ceasefire and next diplomatic steps
New data shows a significant gap between what Britons expect from retirement and what their current savings will provide. The updated Retirement Living Standards offer a stark reminder of the need for increased savings and…
A clear summary of Uk government debt to GDP: the 2026 level of 94.30 percent, long-run averages, record highs and lows from 1948 to 1990, and short-term forecasts through 2028.
