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Starmer brands Johnson a ‘pathetic spectacle’ in ‘dying act of political career’
The Labour leader said ministers resigning from Boris Johnson’s Government have not got a ‘shred of integrity’ given the level of recent scandals.
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Johnson battles to retain grip on power as support drifts away
But the Prime Minister insisted the ‘colossal mandate’ he won from voters in 2019 means he should keep going despite a Tory revolt.
By David Hughes
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Javid insists he quit as ‘enough is enough’ and ‘something fundamentally wrong’
The former health secretary told MPs he is concerned about how the next generation will see the Conservative Party on its current course.
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Former manager says alleged stalking by ex-BBC DJ left her feeling violated
Alex Belfield is alleged to have harassed Rozina Breen and seven other people, causing them alarm or distress, between 2012 and 2021.
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Woman accused of torturing son tells court she ‘should have died instead’
Sebastian Kalinowski died last August of an infection caused by ‘untreated complications of multiple rib fractures’.
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Pornography may damage men’s view of women less than previously thought – study
Scientists at Abertay University in Dundee found that ‘much greater nuance’ was required when considering the effects of pornography.
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Operation Brock to be implemented from Sunday ahead of summer getaway
The scheme involves a barrier being used to create a contraflow between Junctions 8 and 9 of the M20.
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British Airways hires new operations chief as cancellations surge
Rene de Groot currently leads operations at Dutch airline KLM and continues to fly for the carrier.
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Competition watchdog to investigate Microsoft acquisition of Activision Blizzard
The Competition and Markets Authority said it would examine whether the deal could harm competition.
By Martyn Landi
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People smugglers buying small boats directly from manufacturers
The NCA is working with its international network to find the suppliers of the boats to try to stem supply.
By Katie Boyden
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St Swithin’s Day - Who was the saint, and why is the day celebrated?
Everything you need to know about St Swithin’s Day
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It’s nice to know some are trying tennis because of me, says Raducanu
The British tennis star says she can relate to younger girls who feel shy to go on court
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Schools ‘need stability — not constant chop and change’
Michelle Donelan has become the sixth Education Secretary in eight years
By Anna Davis
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People-smuggling trade ‘generated around 60 million euro in 2021’
More than 100 boats were seized during a day of action across multiple countries on Tuesday.
By Katie Boyden
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Embattled Boris Johnson remains defiant as support slips away
The Prime Minister is convinced he can remain in No 10 despite a wave of government resignations and the submission of more letters of no confidence.
By David Hughes
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New coalmine would be ‘monumental mistake’, campaigners warn as decision looms
A decision on the go-ahead for the project to provide coal for steel production is expected imminently.
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New Chancellor to review planned corporation tax increase
Nadhim Zahawi, who replaced Rishi Sunak after his shock resignation on Tuesday evening, said ‘everything is on the table’.
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Amazon faces investigation over suspected anti-competitive practices
The Competition and Markets Authority has said it is probing concerns over practices on Amazon’s UK Marketplace.
By Martyn Landi
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Bigger rate hikes may be on the way as Bank gets tough on inflation
Bank of England top economist Huw Pill said interest rates may need to rise at a quicker pace to rein in ‘uncomfortably high’ inflation.
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People could be nudged to consider work, wealth and wellbeing earlier on in life
Pensions and financial inclusion minister Guy Opperman suggested people could receive prompts to consider their options during life milestones.
By Vicky Shaw
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Live: Boris Johnson under pressure as Government resignations continue
All the latest updates as the Prime Minister fights for his position amid criticism of the Chris Pincher affair.
By Pa
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Women’s Euros 2022: Nikita Parris gunning for Lioness glory
Nikita Parris’s first coach says the England star is ‘the same Nikita she was when she was a child’
By John Dunne
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Taoiseach views devastation inflicted by Russian forces on visit to Kyiv
Micheal Martin toured the war-torn suburbs of Borodyanka, Bucha and Irpin.
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Housebuilders face worst month for two years, survey shows
Growth in the UK’s construction sector slowed in June, according to the influential PMI survey
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Fascinating photos show how Wimbledon has changed through the years
The tournament has enjoyed an illustrious history since the first contest in 1877.
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William wishes Lionesses ‘good luck’ ahead of opening match in Women’s Euros
Hosts England take on Austria at Old Trafford on Wednesday evening in the opening fixture of the tournament.
By Tony Jones
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Who could replace Boris Johnson? All the frontrunners to replace PM
With the Prime Minister’s role in jeopardy, there is no shortage of candidates to replace him
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Will Quince quit after repeating ‘inaccurate’ assurances from Johnson
Will Quince said he had ‘no choice’ but resign after statements about the appointment of Chris Pincher were shown to be untrue.
By Gavin Cordon
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Schoolboy gets 7m views for prom dress and impresses Michelle Visage
Korben, 16, always wanted to wear a dress to the prom and was good to his promise.
By William Mata
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Inquest told Zara Aleena died from head and neck injuries
A man has appeared in court charged with her murder.
By Ryan Hooper
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When does the national insurance threshold increase?
The increase in the threshold will benefit around 30 million people, according to the HM Treasury
By Seren Morris
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Probe to tackle ‘slick’ Europe-wide people smuggling operation
NCA officers work in a joint intelligence cell in France.
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When could Royal mail workers go on strike? 2,400 managers to walk out
Industrial action is planned over “further attacks on jobs and pay.”
By Seren Morris
Film
Thor: Love and Thunder review: A whole lot to love
It’s not as good as Thor: Ragnarok, but judged on its own terms this sequel is goofy and moving
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Zahawi vows to honour pledge on teachers’ pay
The former education secretary was appointed Chancellor in a reshuffle forced on Boris Johnson by a raft of resignations.
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All the cancelled BA flights in July from London Heathrow and Gatwick
The airline has cancelled hundreds of flights in July
Theatre
The Southbury Child at the Bridge Theatre review: Jennings is a joy
Play about the gradual breakdown of a reverend is as quaint, polite and undeniably English as tea and biscuits after a church service
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It’s a Myrkl! How new hangover pill works and where to buy it
The Myrkl hangover pill contains bacteria, L-Cysteine, and B12
By Seren Morris
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British Airways cancels almost 1,000 flights in July
The aviation industry is suffering major disruption as a surge in demand for travel coincides with staff shortages across vital roles.
By Daniel Keane