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An investigation into unregulated cosmetic surgery practices in Britain has prompted a government crackdown, following revelations that some procedures are being carried out by inadequately trained staff.

According to Human Rights Watch, Israel is using evacuation orders to intentionally and massively displace Palestinian civilians in Gaza, actions described as potential crimes against humanity due to the associated forced displacement and destruction.

Council tax bills are expected to increase by an average of £110 next year, following government approval for inflation-related hikes to help cover rising costs.

A police force has been accused of infringing on free speech following the arrest of a Telegraph journalist, sparking backlash and calls for clarity on why the questioning took place.

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly seeking legal advice from the Pentagon to overturn a Britain-Mauritius agreement involving the sovereignty of the Chagos Islands, a move potentially impacting a strategic military base used by both the…

Rachel Reeves plans to legislate the consolidation of council pension schemes into eight large ‘megafunds’ to unlock £80 billion for investment and end local authority management, rejecting radical options.

The UK Labour Party is expected to fall short of its target to build 1.5 million new homes by 2029, as identified in an official plan citing a need for a more realistic two parliamentary…

A television host with no governmental experience has been selected by Donald Trump to become the US Defence Secretary, managing a significant military budget and global operations.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has resigned, expressing deep regret and acknowledging the Church’s failure to prevent harmful activities by a former leader at Christian camps.

The Archbishop of Canterbury resigned following controversy regarding his handling of a serious Church-related issue, raising concerns about leadership and accountability within the organisation.

Gordon Brown has urged a complete review of the benefit cap policy, arguing it traps families in poverty, and challenges the Labour Party to reconsider their position on the matter.

A scientist predicts the possibility of discovering prehistoric creatures, such as giant plesiosaurs similar to the Loch Ness Monster, in previously unexplored oceans within the next few years.

The US administration’s firm stance on Tehran, characterised by a “maximum pressure” policy, is prompting major Gulf states like Saudi Arabia and the UAE to seek closer ties with Iran for their own security.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has resigned following criticism over his handling of abuse allegations within the Church of England, acknowledging past failures to address the situation adequately.

The Archbishop of Canterbury is under pressure to resign following criticism over his handling of a safeguarding issue, with calls for accountability from senior church figures.

A historic bill aimed at legalising assisted dying in the UK will include stringent safeguards to prevent misuse and ensure eligibility, addressing concerns about patient protection and coercion.

Premier League referee David Coote has reportedly been removed from his role following allegations of making an inappropriate comment about former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp.

The leader of the Church is under pressure to resign due to allegations of inaction regarding misconduct, as highlighted by a senior bishop’s call for resignation.

The UK government has announced that water bills need to increase to address illegal sewage spills and fund necessary infrastructure repairs, according to a statement from the minister.

The Archbishop of Canterbury is under pressure to resign following allegations of mishandling cases of misconduct within the Church, with leaders calling for his departure.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces criticism for allegedly disregarding a significant petition signed by nearly 150,000 individuals, which calls for a reversal of cuts to winter fuel payments.

The UK government is facing criticism over potential delays in increasing military funding, with a Treasury official not guaranteeing a funding boost within five years, which has led to concerns from former military leaders about…