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Harrison Ford confirms release date for fifth Indiana Jones film
Harrison Ford has confirmed that the fifth instalment of the Indiana Jones franchise will hit cinemas in June 2023..
Software failure grounds 200 easyJet flights
Airline easyJet has apologised to customers after a software failure forced it to cancel around 200 flights..
Software failure grounds 200 easyJet flights
Airline easyJet has apologised to customers after a software failure forced it to cancel around 200 flights..
Abba reunite in London for first time since 1982 for Voyage concert
All four members of Abba have reunited in London for the first time since 1982 for the opening night of their Voyage live show..
Goodfellas actor Ray Liotta dies aged 67
Goodfellas actor Ray Liotta has died at the age of 67, according to US media..
Daleks and Cybermen move into museum for Doctor Who exhibition
Doctor Whos TARDIS has materialised in Liverpool for an exhibition exploring the science behind the popular TV series..
Close to 18m car trips planned as schools finish for Jubilee half term
Drivers look set to make 17.8m leisure trips this weekend as schools finish for half term and Brits get prepared for the Jubilee bank holiday weekend, new research suggests..
Rail union to put new pay deal to members after talks resume
A train drivers union will put a new 4.2% pay offer to members as Scotlands railway moves closer to a return to normal..
90 cases of monkeypox confirmed in UK
Eight more cases of monkeypox have been identified in England, health officials said, as the first cases of the virus were recorded in Wales and Northern Ireland..
Windfall tax to raise 5bn but firms promised relief if they invest in Britain
The Government said it would raise £5 billion from the windfall tax it announced on oil and gas companies on Thursday, but it left a back door for companies to avoid much of the charge if they invest in new oil..
Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey charged with four sexual assaults
Actor Kevin Spacey is facing charges of four sexual assaults against three men..
Pressure increases on Johnson following damning partygate report
Boris Johnsons hopes of drawing a line under the partygate row suffered a blow after a string of Tory MPs called for him to quit in the wake of Sue Grays report..
Sunak sets out emergency energy bills package
Millions of households will receive a £400 discount off their energy bills and a £5 billion tax will be levied on oil and gas giants as Rishi Sunak moved to counter the soaring cost of living..
First monkeypox case confirmed in Wales
The first case of monkeypox has been confirmed in Wales, health officials have said..
Japan and US in joint jet flight after China drill and North Korean missiles
Japanese and US forces have conducted a joint fighter jet flight over the Sea of Japan, Japans defence ministry said..
Jose Mourinho toasts Romas success in first Europa Conference League final
Jose Mourinho insisted winning is very difficult as Roma beat Feyenoord to clinch the inaugural Europa Conference League title in Tirana..
Government to probe French billionaires BT stake over national security fears
Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has told BT that the Government will examine French billionaire Patrick Drahis increased 18% stake in the company over national security concerns..
Konik foals and Highland calves brought in to help manage nature reserve
A dozen Konik pony foals are finding their feet at a nature reserve where their grazing will help create habitats for other species..
Scots in favour of keeping Trident if country goes independent poll
Voters think Scotland should continue to be home to Trident nuclear weapons if it splits from the United Kingdom, a poll has suggested..
Onlookers urged police to charge into Texas school
Onlookers urged police officers to charge into the Texas primary school where a gunmans rampage killed 19 children and two teachers, witnesses said..




















