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Remains of Europes largest ever land predator dinosaur found on Isle of Wight
The remains of Europes largest ever land-based hunter which measured more than 10 metres long and lived 125 million years ago have been found on the Isle of Wight..
Judge oversees hearing in Harrys libel claim against newspaper publisher
A High Court judge is overseeing a preliminary hearing after the Duke of Sussex made a libel claim against a newspaper publisher over articles about his legal case against the Home Office..
Cost of a full tank of petrol hits 100
The average cost of filling a typical family car with petrol has exceeded £100 for the first time..
Legal age for smoking should rise and polluter tax must be considered report
Tobacco firms could be forced to pay a polluter tax to help smokers quit, while the legal age for buying tobacco should rise every year, according to a Government-commissioned review..
Arsenal forward Alexandre Lacazette re joins Lyon
Former Arsenal forward Alexandre Lacazette has rejoined Lyon on a three-year deal..
Smoking report could see minimum legal age raised gradually year on year
The minimum legal age to buy cigarettes in England could eventually be as high as 21, with a government-commissioned report on the nations smoking habits set to be released later..
TikTok adds new screen time management tools to boost digital wellbeing
TikTok has announced new digital wellbeing tools for users that will prompt them to take a screen break from the app after extended single sittings online and help them take control of the overall amount of time they spend on the social media platform..
Power firms provided unacceptable service to some after Storm Arwen watchdog
Electricity networks provided an unacceptable service to thousands of customers following Storm Arwen, which left nearly one million homes without power, industry watchdog Ofgem has said..
The Queen pulls out of Commonwealth Games and is replaced by Charles
The Queen will reportedly not attend the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Birmingham and will be replaced by the Prince of Wales..
Cost of living could impact violent crime warns London mayor Sadiq Khan
The cost-of-living crisis could lead to more violent crime, London mayor Sadiq Khan has warned..
Wales could ban energy drinks for under 16s to curb obesity
Banning the sale of energy drinks to under-16s and limiting hot food takeaways near schools are among the ideas being floated by the Welsh Government to reduce rising obesity in Wales..
Depp lawyer claims jurors were tainted by trial publicity are baseless
Johnny Depps lawyer says claims by Amber Heards representatives that jurors had been tainted by the cases publicity when reaching their verdicts in the case are baseless..
Phoebe Waller Bridge hails new dawn for Edinburghs Fringe Festival
The worlds largest arts festival is marking its 75th anniversary with a new set of commitments, which actor Phoebe Waller-Bridge said would be a new dawn for the iconic cultural event..
Rory McIlroy hopes rebels will still be allowed to compete in the Ryder Cup
Four-time major winner Rory McIlroy hopes European team-mates Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood can still be involved in the Ryder Cup despite opting to take boatloads of cash from the LIV Golf Invitational Series..
UK recruiting nurses from some of the worlds most short staffed countries RCN
The UK is overly reliant on recruiting nurses from countries with critical workforce shortages, according to a new report..
Sir Keir Starmer to meet Irish leaders amid NI Protocol row
Post-Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland are expected to dominate discussions when Sir Keir Starmer meets with Irish political leaders in Dublin on Thursday..
Twitter to provide Musk with raw daily tweet data
Twitter plans to offer Elon Musk access to its firehose of raw data on hundreds of millions of daily tweets in an effort to push forward the Tesla billionaires 44 billion dollars (£35 billion) acquisition of the social media platform, according to reports..
Anthony Ralston and Scott McKenna net first international goals as Scotland win
Anthony Ralston and Scott McKenna bagged their first international goals as Scotland began their Nations League campaign with a comfortable 2-0 win over Armenia at rain-soaked Hampden Park..
Woug Weghorst heads last gasp winner for Holland to end Wales unbeaten run
Wout Weghorst struck deep in added time to snatch Holland a dramatic 2-1 Nations League win over Wales in Cardiff..
It has not been good enough Farhad Moshiri apologises to Everton fans
Everton owner Farhad Moshiri has apologised to fans for mistakes made at the club which saw them threatened with relegation until the penultimate match of the season..





















