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The vice-president of Sinn Féin, Michelle O’Neill, has said that efforts to resurrect Northern Ireland’s assembly at Stormont will continue, after the Democratic Unionist party (DUP) blocked a second attempt to elect a new...
Public services in Scotland’s poorest areas could be harmed by widespread abstention from this year’s census in urban areas, experts fear. Public policy specialists and opposition parties are alarmed after it emerged that by...
Take-up of the government’s flagship tutoring programme is so slow that all current secondary pupils in England will have left school by the time the Conservatives finally deliver on their education catch-up promises, Labour...
Travellers hoping to enjoy a half-term getaway have continued to be hit by cancelled flights as drivers were warned to expect long delays on major roads. Passengers stranded at Gatwick have expressed their anger...
Van Morrison has issued legal proceedings against Northern Ireland’s Department of Health and its minister Robin Swann over an opinion piece written for Rolling Stone magazine. In September 2020, Morrison released three anti-lockdown songs,...
The first hurricane of 2022 for the eastern Pacific has made landfall in southern Mexico. Agatha has been slowly moving north towards the Mexican Pacific coast, strengthening before making landfall late on Monday. The...
The world’s biggest economies are to stop funding any overseas fossil fuel development from the end of this year, in a move likely to choke off some of the investment in “carbon bombs” that...
Kalyeena Makortoff Rising costs have creating a “ticking timebomb” for UK small business owners, the chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has warned, with almost half a million firms at risk of...
Lynette Dawson was seen with a large black eye and was scared of her husband finding out she had visitors, a former co-worker has told a Sydney court. Giving evidence in Chris Dawson’s murder...
Graduates from the world’s top 50 non-UK universities can apply to come to Britain through a new visa scheme. Ministers hope the “high potential individual” route, which launches on Monday, will attract the “brightest...