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President Donald Trump has signed an immediate 10% global tariff and outlined fallback legal routes, saying other trade statutes and probes will restore duties removed by the supreme court

Prince Andrew has been taken into custody after searches at Wood Farm and a Windsor residence as police investigate alleged sharing of official information and claims connected to the Epstein files

Mike Huckabee’s remarks about Israel’s borders, made during a high-profile interview, reopened disputes over religious claims, the ICJ ruling on occupation and broader regional security

Megyn Kelly reignited debate over Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance by questioning investigative choices and the Guthrie family’s response, drawing a sharp reply from Chris Cuomo and clarifications from law enforcement

A pedestrian was taken to Ysbyty Glan Clwyd with serious injuries after a collision on Earl Street in Flint; police want witnesses and any footage.

Somerset Council and partners have stood down the major incident after extensive pumping and community support, while safety advice and drought pressures elsewhere in the UK underline the need for careful water management

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The United Kingdom announced new trade measures recently in London to adjust economic ties and support strategic sectors amid global shifts.

Igor Tudor steps into his first match with Tottenham while the club navigates a long injury list and Cristian Romero’s suspension

Eddie Howe downplays the halftime disagreement between Anthony Gordon and Kieran Trippier, while outlining Nick Woltemade’s developing role and praising the squad’s togetherness

three high-profile incidents across the UK, New Zealand and Australia — a corporate manslaughter plea, a coward punch after a crash, and a shooting that left a former rugby star in an induced coma — have prompted public attention and…

Three linked food developments: a Gorebridge curry house introduces a new chef and interior with reduced-price meals, Britain’s first Indian restaurant faces a lease showdown, and Great British Menu resumes for its 21st series

Charles Leclerc topped the first morning of the final pre-season test at the Bahrain International Circuit on 20/02/2026, with key running, sensor delays and several spins shaping the day

Only three days left at the Winter Olympics 2026: get the full Friday timetable, medal-event highlights and broadcast details while Scotland’s curlers continue their campaign.

A South Wales Police update confirms a charge after a woman was found in a freezer in Porthcawl; the latest Schuyler County obituaries list recent passings, services, and memorial preferences

Almost a million hip and knee replacements are at risk of cancellation, with an interactive map and health service briefings revealing where waits will grow and what national action is planned

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European capitals are reassessing their military and economic ties with the US as tariff disputes, a bid for Greenland and pressure over defence spending shake transatlantic trust

The United States and Iran have escalated military deployments while indirect negotiations in Geneva continue, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio scheduled to brief Benjamin Netanyahu on Feb. 28 and Washington warning of action if Tehran fails to meet red…

Dame Antonia Romeo has been appointed Cabinet Secretary and head of the Civil Service, becoming the first woman to hold the post while facing renewed scrutiny over earlier allegations that were investigated and cleared

Jack Crowley starts at fly-half for Ireland while Sam Prendergast is omitted from the matchday 23; Ciarán Frawley is named as back-up and Ulster duo Robert Baloucoune and Stuart McCloskey keep their places

Dame Antonia Romeo, the Home Office permanent secretary, has been selected to lead the Civil Service, drawing attention to earlier complaints and the process used to assess senior officials

Wales overhaul the matchday selection for Scotland as coach Steve Tandy aims to halt a run of poor results in the Six Nations

A report finds over 2,500 cold-related deaths in England last winter, more than half of them in homes and care settings, and highlights a sharp toll among people aged 85+ after winter fuel allowance changes