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Pro-Palestinian protesters made their presence known during a speech by shadow foreign secretary David Lammy, causing interruptions and demanding condemnation of the ongoing conflicts in the Israel-Hamas war. Despite attempts to address their concerns, Lammy faced further criticism and accusations during his speech. During a speech to the Fabian Society outlining the Labour Party’s foreign

Prince Harry has made the decision to withdraw his libel claim against the publisher of the Mail on Sunday, dealing a blow to Team Sussex. The Duke of Sussex had taken legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over an article that mentioned his legal battle with the Home Office regarding changes to his publicly

The recent death of two-year-old Bronson Battersby and his father Kenneth in Skegness, Lincolnshire has prompted the police watchdog, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), to launch an investigation. The IOPC aims to determine whether there were any missed opportunities by the police officers involved before this tragic incident occurred. Bronson Battersby’s lifeless body

In a strange turn of events, a rape suspect accused of faking his own death has made his first appearance in a US court after being extradited from Scotland. Nicholas Rossi, the accused, was flown out of the UK a few weeks ago after a lengthy court battle revolving around his claim of mistaken identity.

As temperatures continue to plummet, the UK braces itself for what could be the coldest January night in 14 years. Sky News weather presenter, Joanna Robinson, predicts that parts of Scotland could experience lows of -15C, marking the lowest temperature on a January night since 2010. This bone-chilling weather is not limited to Scotland alone;

The Post Office scandal, which unfolded between 1999 and 2015, remains in the spotlight as witnesses, including campaigner Alan Bates, testify before the parliamentary Business and Trade Committee. This scandal revolves around the faulty Horizon IT system developed by Fujitsu, which led to the wrongful conviction of over 700 sub-postmasters and mistresses. Last week, under

Following a tip-off from the Daily Express, the Metropolitan Police has arrested six individuals in connection with a suspected plot to disrupt the London Stock Exchange. The activists, associated with a group called Palestine Action, allegedly intended to cause damage and prevent the building from opening for trading. This article examines the details of the

Yvonne Tracey, a woman who dedicated over three decades of her life working for the Post Office, has made the decision to challenge Sir Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, in the upcoming general election. Sir Ed, a former postal affairs minister, represents the Kingston and Surbiton constituency in southwest London, where Yvonne

The Met Office has recently issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice that will be in effect during the upcoming weekend and into the following week. These alerts have been put in place to caution individuals about the likelihood of travel disruption, especially in the northern parts of Scotland on Sunday and Monday. Additionally,

The UK has been holding a late-night cabinet call to discuss UK and US military strikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebels following recent attacks in the Red Sea. The meeting, led by Rishi Sunak, started at 7.45pm and included senior figures such as Foreign Secretary David Cameron and Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle. This comes after