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My departure will not be the end of Brexit Boris Johnson tells MPs
Boris Johnson has insisted his departure from Downing Street will not be the end of Brexit..
No 10 denies running stop Sunak smear campaign as Johnson allies attack
Downing Street has denied running an anti-Rishi Sunak smear campaign as Boris Johnsons allies singled out the former chancellor for criticism in an increasingly bitter leadership contest..
Decommissioned oil rig arrives to be transformed into art installation
A 450-tonne decommissioned oil rig has been delivered to the beach front at Weston-super-Mare where it is due to be transformed into an interactive art installation..
Sacked F1 race director Michael Masi thankful for overwhelming support
Sacked Formula One race director Michael Masi says he has been overwhelmed by the support he received following last seasons controversial championship decider..
Nijel Amos provisionally suspended after positive test for banned substance
Olympic medallist Nijel Amos has been provisionally suspended after returning a positive result for a banned substance..
I believe I will be UFC champion in the next 10 years Tom Aspinall
Tom Aspinall believes he is destined to become UFC heavyweight champion but insisted it would be stupid to overlook the threat of Curtis Blaydes next weekend..
Bob Dylan announces first UK tour in more than five years
Bob Dylan has announced his first UK tour in more than five years..
Pent up demand for health services and holidays helps economy rebound in May
The UK economy staged a better-than-expected rebound in May as demand for health services and holidays offset a cost-of-living hit to spending in shops, according to official figures..
Home Secretary cancels appearance in front of MPs over changes in Government
Home Secretary Priti Patel has pulled out of being questioned by MPs over the plan to send migrants to Rwanda, public confidence in policing and other Home Office polices..
Sir Mo Farah grateful to be able to embrace UK after revelations about past
Sir Mo Farah has said he is relieved the Home Office will not take action against him after he revealed he was trafficked into the UK.
Wetherspoon warns over annual losses due to hiked wages and slow sales recovery
Pub chain JD Wetherspoon has warned over annual losses after hiking staff wages and ramping up spending on repairs and marketing amid a slow recovery in bar trade..
United need to improve in everything under Erik ten Hag says Raphael Varane
Raphael Varane knows Manchester United need to improve in everything over pre-season as new manager Erik ten Hag starts to mould the side in his image..
Tory MPs to put leadership contenders through their paces with first ballot round
Tory MPs will have the chance to vote for the eight contenders vying to replace Boris Johnson, as balloting begins to find his successor..
BT Sky and ITV among sports broadcasters probed for cartel like behaviour
The competition watchdog has launched an investigation into potential cartel-like behaviour by some of the UKs biggest sports broadcasters..
On this day in 2015 Leicester appoint Claudio Ranieri as first team manager
Claudio Ranieri was appointed first-team manager at Leicester, on this day in 2015..
Common sense Thatcherism needed for UK economy says Sunak
Rishi Sunak, seen as one of the leading candidates to replace Boris Johnson, has said that he would run the economy like Margaret Thatcher..
Tory leader hopefuls should avoid tax cuts that are doomed to fail warns CBI
Conservative leader contenders should focus on long-term growth policies and not tax cuts that are doomed to fail, the CBI business group has warned..
Camilla Countryman to the core Charles finds true peace in rural life
The Prince of Wales is a countryman to his very core and it is where he finds true peace, the Duchess of Cornwall has written in a personal tribute to her husband..
Molly Mae Hague Instagram post banned over lack of ad disclosure
An Instagram post by influencer Molly-Mae Hague advertising a PrettyLittleThing dress has been banned after she failed to include any indication that it was an ad..
New VA exhibit to explore rise of South Korean popular culture
An upcoming Victoria and Albert Museum (VandA) exhibition will explore the rise of South Korean popular culture from its early origins to its place on the global stage..





















