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Boris Johnson was told about debilitating health issues suffered by servicemen and their descendants as a result of radiation exposure.

Some 29% of gaming accounts are registered to the most deprived areas while 13% come from the least deprived areas, researchers have found.

Stephen Millard and Rebecca McDonald both told MPs at the Treasury Select Committee that Rishi Sunak may have to hand out further funds.

Professor Sir Andrew Pollard was speaking after being knighted by the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle.

The Duchess of Cambridge visited a baby bank helping parents in need.

Sir Keir Starmer’s party is expected to announce a series of new policies ahead of the autumn conference in September.

Suleman Hassan, 18, was caught on CCTV as he inflicted a single stab wound on Lamin Barrow.

Members of Unite in London will walk out on June 21, joining a previously announced strike by the RMT.

Both men were previously falsely accused of historical sex offences.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has issued a statement on the territory.

David Neal said he has not met with the Home Secretary since being appointed independent chief inspector of borders and immigration in March 2021.

Michael Lewis said Britain needs to massively ramp up its energy efficiency drive.

Doctors treating 12-year-old Archie Battersbee think the youngster is ‘brain-stem dead’ and say treatment should stop but his parents disagree.

The Prince of Wales spoke to sports stars about curling at Balmoral in Scotland and the Duke of Sussex’s Arctic trek for veterans at an investiture.

Researchers say this means isolation could be used to predict the risk of someone developing the condition.

Almost 150,000 calls were made to emergency services from phone boxes in the year to May 2020.

Sergeant Scott Maxwell said allegations Mr Bayoh’s race played a part in his death ‘went through his head’.

There is continued concern in Government that the 5p fuel duty cut implemented by Chancellor Rishi Sunak is still not being reflected in pump prices.

The apprenticeship business has secured another 220 million US dollars (£175 million) in funding, doubling its valuation in just eight months.

The news follows the launch of a six-month long trial among scores of companies offering a four-day week for their staff.