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One of the report’s authors said loading unfunded costs on care providers will lead to a ‘doom loop’ in which fewer people receive social care support.

The investigation will look into how TikTok uses the personal data of UK teenagers, aged 13-17, to recommend content and shape their feeds.

Cost increases from the Budget and concerns over a potential trade war hit manufacturers.

Congress shutdown looms; Trump set to target EU with 25 percent tariffs; actor Gene Hackman and wife found dead; FBI accused of withholding Epstein documents.

Regulator’s report released ahead of social media bosses being quizzed by MPs as to why influencer Andrew Tate was readmitted to X.

Recent polls suggest Reform UK is on course to win seats at the 2026 Holyrood election.

The coroner said there was a lack of public understanding around the role, which has the potential to devalue or undermine confidence in the medical prevention.

The Oxford East MP said she disagreed with the decision to cut overseas development aid to 0.3 percent of gross national income.

Four banks have confirmed disruption for customers on Friday morning.

Former Veterans’ Minister Johnny Mercer say the UK’s position is a betrayal at odds with the legal protections given to soldiers elsewhere in the world.

Naz Shah said specialists do not think the scenario where patients could be inadvertently coerced into assisted suicide by doctors was a hypothetical danger.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has suggested that President Donald Trump will have a veto over the Chagos deal.

The 55-year-old was jailed for 10 weeks for assault after punching a man in the street.

The total of 108,138 for last year is up 18 percent from 91,811 in 2023, according to data from the Home Office.

As of January 2024, 1.9 million children and young people were identified with special educational needs.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the results suggest the EMA ‘may even have led to a drop in later-life earnings of up to 3.5%’ for disadvantaged pupils.

Medics told the Royal College of Physicians the issue is impacting patient safety.

If passed, the Isle of Man could become the first part of the UK and Crown dependencies to legalise medically-assisted suicide.

They argue that instead of blanket fines, authorities should consider individual needs and circumstances when addressing term-time absences.

The British prime minister announced he will pursue spending cuts on international development projects to help pay for military spending increases.