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Investigation begins following death of passenger at Gatwick Airport
An investigation has been launched into the death of a disabled plane passenger who reportedly fell after getting off without a helper at Gatwick Airport..
Boris Johnson would be committing a big mistake not replacing Lord Geidt
Boris Johnson would be committing a big mistake if he refuses to replace Lord Geidt as ethics adviser, the Prime Ministers former anti-corruption champion has warned..
Musk aims to ease concerns in address to Twitter workers
In an unusual move for what has been an unusual takeover bid for Twitter by the worlds richest man, Tesla CEO Elon Musk met virtually with the social platforms employees..
European court intervenes over fighter sentenced to death alongside British pair
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has intervened in the case of a Moroccan man sentenced to death alongside two Britons for allegedly fighting Russian forces..
Plan for Pence to reject election result was nuts Capitol riot hearing told
Donald Trumps closest advisers viewed his last-ditch efforts to pressure Vice President Mike Pence to overturn the 2020 election as nuts, crazy and even likely incite riots, witnesses told the Capitol riot committee..
FIA vows to reduce or eliminate porpoising on the advice of its medical team
Formula Ones regulator has vowed to reduce or eliminate porpoising on the advice of its medical team just days after Lewis Hamilton suffered with severe back pain in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix..
Demands for border checks on animal products from EU amid safety fears
Peers have urged the UK Government to impose border checks on all animal products moving from the EU to the UK amid safety fears and concerns over British farmers being unfairly disadvantaged..
Eoin Morgan admits injury may restrict England appearances this summer
Eoin Morgan admitted he is likely to miss England matches this summer as he manages his troublesome upper right leg in an attempt to feature at this autumns T20 World Cup..
Two arrests after girlfriend of Derby footballer Louie Sibley attacked in street
Two people have been arrested after the girlfriend of Derby County footballer Louie Sibley was attacked on a night out in Nottingham city centre..
Trust Tories like you trust GPs after Harold Shipman says Wakefield candidate
Voters should trust the Tories after Wakefields former MP was convicted of sexual assault, just as they still trust GPs despite mass-murderer Harold Shipman, the partys by-election candidate has said..
Temperature exceeds 29C as UK records hottest day of the year
Britain is currently hotter than parts of Jamaica and the Maldives.
I am sorry British Gymnastics chief apologises for shocking abuse scandal
British Gymnastics chief executive Sarah Powell has issued a genuine apology for the abuse scandal that has rocked the sport, and admitted the governing body faces a long and difficult task to restore trust..
Report lays bare welfare failings at heart of British Gymnastics
British Gymnastics enabled a toxic culture that prioritised profit over safeguarding and encouraged an era in which young gymnasts were subjected to shocking levels of physical and mental abuse..
Tough times ahead for economy warns Gove
Britain faces tough times ahead as the Government and Bank of England act to squeeze inflation out of the economy, Communities Secretary Michael Gove has warned..
Jamie Overton joins twin brother Craig in England squad for third Test
Jamie Overton has been called up for Englands final Test against New Zealand, joining twin brother Craig in a 14-man squad..
Paul Pogba out to show Man Utd made a mistake with nothing contract offer
Paul Pogba says he wants to prove Manchester United wrong after claiming their reported £300,000-a-week offer to keep him at Old Trafford was nothing..
Beyonce announced as British Vogues July cover star
A thrilling abundance of new music is coming from Beyonce, British Vogues editor-in-chief teased as the singer was announced as the cover star of the July issue of the magazine..
Pop star playing Paul McCartney in Beatles biopic has been a fan since childhood
Blake Richardson, who plays Sir Paul McCartney in a forthcoming film about Beatles manager Brian Epstein, said he has been watching the bands performances since he was a child..
Boris Johnson risked deliberate breach of ministerial code says ethics adviser
Boris Johnsons ethics adviser said he resigned when the Prime Minister forced him into an impossible and odious position by considering action risking a deliberate breach of his own ministerial code..
Kate Teaching children to manage emotions could prevent mental health crises
The Duchess of Cambridge says addiction, self harm and suicide could be avoided in later life if children are taught to properly manage their emotions..





















