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Former Towie star Billie Faiers announces she is pregnant with third child
Former The Only Way Is Essex star Billie Faiers has revealed she is pregnant with her third child..
Nadine Dorries calls on tech firms to boost diversity and opportunity
Tech businesses should look to all parts of the UK to boost diversity and opportunity within their businesses and to help address the digital skills shortage, the Culture Secretary has said..
Family of Kay Mellor thank fans for wonderful words following private funeral
The family of Kay Mellor have thanked fans for their wonderful words, messages and tributes to the actress and scriptwriter after laying her to rest at a private funeral..
Alarming levels of unfair treatment of ethnic minority doctors BMA
A doctors union has called out alarming levels of unfair treatment of ethnic minority medics working in the NHS..
Priti Patel undeterred despite late grounding of Rwanda deportation flight
The Home Secretary says preparations for the next flight begin now.
Society fails women by not believing rape victims campaigner says
Society must stop failing women by assuming rape victims are lying, a campaigner who helped shape the Governments landmark review of serious sexual offences has said..
Arrests made after police officer attacked before England Hungary clash
Four men have been arrested after a police officer was knocked unconscious in an attack before Englands Nations League defeat to Hungary..
WH Smith sales to hit top of targets after travel recovery
WH Smith has said the resumption of travel has driven sales beyond pre-pandemic levels for the first time since the heavy toll of coronavirus..
Number of young people referred over mental health highest ever says charity
The number of young people being referred to mental health services is the highest since figures started being collected, according to NHS data..
Nato chief calls for more artillery for Ukraine as Moscow invites Aslin appeal
Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg said further artillery support for Ukraine will be discussed by members on Wednesday, while Russia indicated it would be willing to consider a UK appeal over the fate of two Britons sentenced to death..
Tom Hiddleston to narrate first Winnie the Pooh story on sleep app Calm
Tom Hiddlestons latest role could see fans drop off as he narrates the adventures of Winnie the Pooh for the sleeping aid app Calm..
Mayor to unveil 18m package to tackle scourge of violence against women
The Mayor of London will unveil a new £18-million-funding package on Wednesday aimed at combatting the scourge of violence against women and girls in the city..
Nintendo Switch fault should be investigated consumer group says
Nintendo has been urged to commission an independent investigation into a known issue with the Joy-Con controllers on its Switch games console..
Around 850000 households missing out on vital Pension Credit support
About 850,000 households are believed to be missing out on vital Pension Credit support, at a time when the cost-of-living crisis is hitting people on low or fixed incomes particularly hard..
Nearly 200000 properties at risk of being lost due to sea level rise study
Nearly 200,000 homes and businesses in England are at risk of being lost by the 2050s in the face of rising seas, a study suggests..
School system is failing on multiple fronts report
The education system is failing on multiple fronts, according to a new report..
Alcohol labelling failing consumers say campaigners
Alcohol labelling is failing consumers by leaving vital information such as ingredients and sugar content off most packaging, campaigners have said..
BT workers to vote on strikes in dispute over pay
BT workers start voting on Thursday on whether to strike in a dispute over pay..
Landmark Leeds pub given second highest historic protection status
A landmark pub has been given the second-highest protection possible due to its historical importance as a surviving upmarket Victorian luncheon bar..
Government support for poorer students to fall to lowest level in seven years
Government support for the poorest university students will fall to its lowest level for seven years in 2022-23, according to new analysis..





















