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Aiming to impose the “lightest footprint” on the park, the thread, with symbolic spaces for reflection, focuses on seven ...
The strikes included one attack on a school sheltering hundreds of displaced Palestinians, which killed 27 people, officials ...
Gerry Adams gave evidence for a sixth day as part of his defamation case against the BBC at the High Court in Dublin.
Mr Merz’s trip to Paris comes the day after his historic defeat in the first round of voting in the German parliament. No other post-war candidate for German chancellor has failed to win on the first ...
The Scottish Labour leader accused the First Minister of wanting to ‘defraud’ the people of Scotland during a speech in Glasgow.
Independent MP Shockat Adam asked if the UK will admit ethnic cleansing in Gaza and end all military cooperation with Israel.
Russian air defences repelled an attack by nine drones close to the country’s capital, Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin said.
Siobhan Clarke ‘seemed very muddled’ after driving her damaged car onto the school’s site, regulators were told.
The ‘breadth and diversity of opportunities’ available at UK institutions could be restricted, the education select committee has warned.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the UK and allies were pushing for de-escalation after exchanges of fire between the nuclear-armed neighbours.
Industry leaders gathered in London to call on the Government to scrap plans that would allow AI firms to use creative content without permission.