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Fire brigade fully accepts Grenfell Tower Inquiry report recommendations
London Fire Brigade said it accepts in full the recommendations directed towards the service from the Grenfell Tower Inquiry final report, exactly a month since its publication..
The Northern Lights could put on a breathtaking display over the weekend
The Northern Lights could put on a show across the UK this weekend with recent solar flares creating the potential for a breathtaking display..
Royal Navy chief apologises for misogyny and bullying in submarine service
The head of the Royal Navy has apologised after an investigation found misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours in the submarine service..
22bn carbon capture pledge can relight fires of renewal says Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer said he wants to relight the fires of renewal in areas hit hard by deindustrialisation, as he pledged £22 billion for carbon capture and storage projects..
Met officers sacked over Bianca Williams stop and search handed jobs back
Two former Metropolitan Police officers have been handed their jobs back and will receive back-pay after winning an appeal against a ruling that they lied by saying they could smell cannabis during a stop and search of British athlete Bianca Williams and her partner..
Mike Lynch drowned and deaths of three others under investigation inquest
Tech tycoon Mike Lynch drowned and the causes of the deaths of three other British nationals remain under investigation following the sinking of the Bayesian superyacht off the coast of Sicily, a series of inquest openings in the UK heard..
Wes Streeting calling for end to action by GPs warning it will punish patients
The Health Secretary is expected to urge GPs in England to end collective action, warning it will only punish patients..
Government pledges 22bn for carbon capture to boost growth and cut emissions
The Government has pledged nearly £22 billion funding to develop projects to capture and store carbon emissions from energy, industry and hydrogen production..
Worlds first vaccine for ovarian cancer could wipe out the disease
The worlds first vaccine for ovarian cancer being developed in the UK could wipe out the deadly disease, researchers say..
Second string Chelsea side ease to comfortable win over Gent
Chelsea emphasised the depth of talent available to head coach Enzo Maresca as their second-string XI eased to a stylish 4-2 win over Gent at Stamford Bridge to kick-off their Conference League campaign..
BBC denies speculation over future of Match Of The Day host Gary Lineker
The BBC said it has not yet agreed a contract renewal with Gary Lineker, amid speculation over his future at Match Of The Day..
Bill to give choice at end of life to be introduced to Parliament this month
Proposals to change the law to give terminally ill people choice at the end of life are to be introduced in Parliament this month..
Further flights planned for Britons to flee Lebanon
Britons will continue to fly from Lebanon on Thursday after more than 150 British nationals and dependents left Beirut on the first UK Government-chartered plane..
Appeal hearing begins for officers sacked over Bianca Williams stop and search
An appeal hearing has begun for two police officers sacked for lying after saying they could smell cannabis during a stop and search of British athlete Bianca Williams and her partner..
Man arrested following suspected acid attack outside school
A 35-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm after a suspected acid attack outside a school in west London on Monday..
Bank of England boss says more aggressive rate cuts could be on the way
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has said interest rate cuts could become more aggressive, sparking falls in the value of the pound..
UK to give up Chagos Islands sovereignty to secure future of military base
Britain is giving up sovereignty of a remote group of islands in return for securing the long-term future of a strategically important military base..
Child among 12 injured as Russian glide bomb hits Ukraine apartment block
A Russian glide bomb struck a five-story apartment block in Kharkiv, Ukraines second-largest city, injuring at least 12 people including a three-year-old girl, local officials said on Thursday..
Boris Johnson interview cancelled after presenter accidentally sends him notes
Laura Kuenssberg has admitted the incident is embarrassing and disappointing .
Research finds one million people who never regularly smoked now vape in England
Theres been a sharp rise since 2021, when disposable e-cigarettes became more popular.





















