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Labour conference backs call to reverse winter fuel payment cut
The Government has been urged to reverse its controversial decision to cut winter fuel allowance for many pensioners after a strong message was sent from Labours annual conference..
Co op reveals cost of shoplifting surges by nearly a fifth
The Co-operative Group has laid bare the rising impact of shoplifting as it said the cost of crime in its stores surged by nearly a fifth to £40 million in the first half of the year alone..
Crack teams of clinicians drafted in to get sick Britons into work Streeting
Crack teams of leading clinicians will be sent to hospitals in areas of the country with the highest levels of economic inactivity as part of a Government bid to boost employment, Wes Streeting will announce..
Post Office campaigner Sir Alan Bates to be knighted at Windsor Castle
Sir Alan Bates, the leading campaigner for subpostmasters in the Post Office Horizon IT scandal, will receive his knighthood at Windsor Castle on Wednesday..
UK women underdiagnosed and undertreated for heart disease
Women are dying unnecessarily from heart disease in the UK because they are underdiagnosed and undertreated when it come to heart conditions, experts have warned..
Starmer heads to UN as Middle East tensions rise and Ukraine war rages
Sir Keir Starmer will make his United Nations debut as Prime Minister with a promise to deliver global leadership as the Middle East teeters on the brink of all-out conflict and the bloody war in Ukraine grinds on..
Student who protested at Starmers speech lambasts lack of action on Gaza
The 18-year-old student who protested against the Prime Ministers speech at the Labour Party conference said he was moved to act by Sir Keir Starmers sickening lack of action in the Middle East..
Ex Police Federation chairman made sexual comment about slain officers widow
The former head of the Police Federation made a sexual comment about the widow of an officer killed in the line of duty, a disciplinary tribunal has heard..
Activists attempt genocide spray paint protest at Labour conference entrance
Protesters opposed to the Governments approach to arms sales to Israel have spray painted genocide conference on a security entrance at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool..
Keir Starmer sets out plan for national renewal in Labour conference speech
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said were only just getting started as he set out his vision for national renewal..
TSB customers left without benefit and salary payments due to online glitch
A raft of customers of high street lender TSB have been left without benefit and salary payments due to a systems error in the latest in a series of online banking glitches..
Martin Odegaard back in a matter of weeks says Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta
Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is set to return from an ankle injury in a matter of weeks, boss Mikel Arteta has said..
Loving and devoted mother found dead with disabled daughter eight
A woman found dead at home along with her eight-year-old daughter was a loving and devoted mother, a neighbour has said..
Yellow weather warning for more heavy rain issued as UK recovers from flooding
A yellow weather warning for more heavy rain has been issued for Thursday, as the UK recovers from flash flooding which saw homes damaged and travel disrupted..
Magic duo Penn and Teller to mark 50th anniversary with solo West End debut
Magic duo Penn and Teller will embark on their first West End run of shows to mark their 50th anniversary next year..
Thousands clog highways as Lebanese try to flee out of Israeli firing line
Thousands of Lebanese citizens have led from southern parts of the country, with highways and roads out of the port city of Sidon jammed with cars..
Cooper to outline mission for safer streets amid concerns for communities
Rising street crime is corroding the fabric of our communities, Yvette Cooper will warn as she outlines the Governments mission for safer streets..
New study hopes to unlock cure for Parkinsons disease
A groundbreaking study will investigate Parkinsons disease in unprecedented detail, with the aim of discovering a cure for the condition..
E bike seizures surge as police take death trap contraptions off the streets
Police seizures of illegally modified electric bikes (e-bikes) soared in the past year amid concerns their speed and weight present a lethal threat to pedestrians, an investigation has found..
Starmer There is light at the end of the tunnel but this will be tough
Sir Keir Starmer will tell Britons there is light at the end of this tunnel but they must first join a shared struggle through tough short-term pressures..





















