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A cross-party group of MPs has been looking into transparency standards, following a lobbying scandal involving former Prime Minister David Cameron.

A coroner has referred several soldiers to Northern Ireland’s prosecutor following an inquest into the killings of three IRA men in an SAS ambush in 1991.

The medication can cause serious psychiatric problems and sexual dysfunction, which can persist indefinitely even after it is stopped, an MHRA review has found.

New visa data from the Home Office show early signs that the level of immigration could be falling back as new rules came into force this spring.

A Metropolitan Police officer who kidnapped and raped a woman in September 2023—six years after a first complaint was made against him—has been jailed for life.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt commented as the Financial Conduct Authority seeks to publish more information about enforcement investigations.

The justice minister secured permission to make new legislation on Tuesday after Ireland’s previous designation of the UK as ’safe' was found to be unlawful.

The business secretary said ‘British ingenuity and industry’ made the UK successful and played down the role of slavery and colonialism.

The individual was reportedly paid £3,000 in taxpayer money to help relocate as part of the UK voluntary return scheme.

Martin Durkin said he ended up interviewing older scientists for the film because climate skepticism can end a scientist’s career.

On Thursday voters go to the polls in England and Wales for elections for 107 councils, 11 mayors, 37 police and crime commissioners, and a by-election.

Claire Coutinho said while the government will ‘play its part’ in making sure the UK is ready for net zero, it is down to the free market to drive progress.

Lawmakers and campaigners cited cases overseas where young people with depression had been allowed to access assisted suicide.

A 14-year-old boy has been killed and several other people were injured when a man ran amok with a samurai sword in Hainault, east London.

A government document suggests only 2,145 out of the 5,700 people identified for removal to Rwanda are still in contact with the Home Office.

Health Secretary Victoria Atkins also said that the term ‘woman’ should not be ‘eradicated from our language in order to be inclusive and welcoming.’

Officials have raised concerns over the impact of mobile phones on pupils’ mental health and ability to learn.

Mizzy, born Bacari-Bronze O’Garro, snatched a woman’s phone while riding a Lime e-bike in London, then attempted to discard the device in a bush.

Two years ago, the government halted installations of new surveillance equipment from China on sensitive government sites.