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Dame Rachel de Souza’s latest study paints a grim picture of unequal childhoods across England and urges urgent national action.

John Healey hints at higher taxes for Britain’s biggest banks as the 2026 budget approaches, prompting fierce debate across the City and labour movement.

Iranian foreign minister accuses Netanyahu of urging the United States into fresh fighting over Iran, sparking fresh tension in the region.

Big‑name snooker stars crash out early as dark horses claim shock victories in Belfast.

The IFR’s first State of the Game draft paints a stark picture of debt, owner dependence and fragile club finances across English football.

Northumbria’s sport management degree combines real‑world projects, placements and cutting‑edge research to launch careers in the multi‑billion‑dollar sport industry.

The Housing Ombudsman Service confirms an IT security breach affecting its case management system and outlines steps being taken.

French schools protest spirals into nationwide chaos, trapping a Scottish family in Orléans.

Watford battle to stop a slide as Charlton arrive seeking a breakthrough on the road.

Four members of the English family perished in a Waterford blaze, prompting arrests and a drug‑debt motive warning from authorities.

A rare Edinburgh flat blends medieval walls, a famous murder trial and modern comfort in one historic garden home.

Joe Lycett is covering a £100 drink tab at thirty pubs, from a Lancashire favourite to a Cardiff micro‑pub, in a bid to cheer up struggling local venues.

A US‑based electrical stimulation system shows promise for severe restless legs syndrome and could be launched in Britain soon.

Connacht line‑up shakes up the pack as Saracens roll in with a star‑studded XV for a decisive Champions Cup opener.

Labour’s new budget wrestles with bank taxes, soaring welfare costs and a decades‑old paradox of who truly owns economic value.

A Norwegian teenager travelled from Stavanger and was detained in Huddersfield on March 19 last year after being linked to a Foxtrot Network assassination plot; he was later sentenced to 20 years.

Martinez’s fiery criticism of United’s board after a 2‑0 defeat fuels a squad rift ahead of the Leeds showdown.

UK moves to outlaw extreme porn that glorifies choking, incest and adult role‑play as minors.

Celtic’s 4‑1 defeat in Lisbon spotlights defensive frailties and a missed scoring touch as Europa League hopes dim.

England’s reservoirs have fallen to historic lows, sparking emergency actions and a battle over business water restrictions.

Rockstar’s GTA 6 teaser dazzles visually yet leaves the plot and gameplay shrouded in mystery.

Council backs hotel plan for Broxburn’s empty lodge amid resident traffic fears.

Faravelli’s 100‑year journey reveals how a family firm can stay relevant by adding expertise, AI tools and international reach.

Sally Rooney has agreed with her publisher to stop supplying her books in the UK after pledging to keep funding the banned group Palestine Action.

Retired U.S. military leaders petition the Pentagon to scrap a planned livestream of Nidal Hasan’s execution, warning it could turn the shooter into a martyr.