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Johnson insists he is focused on job despite partygate fines
Boris Johnson insisted he is getting on with the job of running the country as he faced calls to quit for misleading Parliament over the partygate row..
Ikea to shut north London store with 450 jobs affected
The Tottenham store first opened its doors in 2005.
Shane Warne remembered as much loved cricketing legend at moving state funeral
Thousands have gathered at the MCG to pay tribute.
Channel 4 drama Its A Sin leads Bafta TV awards nominations
Its in the running for 11 gongs.
Two thirds of those starting retirement in 2022 plan to continue working
The percentage has almost doubled in two years.
England beat Ivory Coast in night of international friendlies for home nations
Scotland and Wales both drew their games, while Northern Ireland lost theirs.
Public satisfaction with NHS at lowest level for 25 years
Thats according to the 2021 British Social Attitudes Survey.
Boris Johnson to face MPs after police issue partygate fines
The first 20 fixed penalty notices were doled out on Tuesday.
Ukraines president expresses scepticism at Russias vow to scale back activity near Kyiv
Volodymyr Zelensky says you can only trust concrete results.
People with a cold urged to stay home and avoid contact under new guidance
It will be issued on April the 1st.
More than 1000 migrants intercepted crossing the Channel
More than 1,000 people have been intercepted attempting to cross the English Channel in small boats in two days..
January 6 riots probe identifies eight hour gap in Trumps phone records
Investigators probing the January 6 insurrection at the US capitol have identified a roughly eight-hour gap in official records of then-president Donald Trumps phone calls as the violence unfolded and his supporters stormed the building, sources have revealed..
Defiant Biden says remark about Putins power was sparked by moral outrage
Joe Biden has said he would make no apologies and was not walking anything back after his weekend comment that Vladimir Putin cannot remain in power in Russia..
Will Smiths Oscars altercation condemned by The Academy as inquiry launched
A formal review has been launched into the altercation between Will Smith and comedian Chris Rock during the Oscars ceremony, The Academy has announced..
High wire human pyramid tops bill at renovated Blackpool Tower Circus
Audiences will be treated to a human pyramid on a high wire as the Blackpool Tower Circus reopens following a £1 million refurbishment..
Ivory Coast boss hopes England defender Marc Guehi switches allegiance
Ivory Coast manager Patrice Beaumelle claims he has not given up hope that England newcomer Marc Guehi could yet turn out for his side..
Roman Abramovich suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning after peace talks
Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich was among a group who suffered symptoms consistent with poisoning after attending peace talks in Ukraine..
Tyrone Mings aiming to impress as England continue preparations for World Cup
Tyrone Mings is determined to grab his chance against Ivory Coast on Tuesday night and cement his place in Englands World Cup squad..
New Met Police Commissioner to be appointed in the summer
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick will leave her job in April before her successor is appointed in the summer, the Home Secretary has announced..
The Full Monty cast to reunite for new series
The cast of The Full Monty have reunited for a new original series of the same name, it has been announced..