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Church Of England Sorry For Forced Adoptions Telling Survivors Shame Is Ours
The Church of England has apologised for the “pain, trauma and stigma” caused to those affected by historical forced adoption, as its lead bishop spoke of a deep shame that the practice had happened to people “in the care of Christian communities”..
Struggles To Keep On Top Of Car Admin Costing Some Drivers More Survey Finds
Around a fifth (21%) of drivers have forgotten essential car admin dates such as their MOT, tax or insurance – potentially leaving many people at risk of penalties – a survey indicates..
Robin Hoods Major Oak In Sherwood Forest Has Died Experts Say
A vast ancient oak tree linked to the legend of Robin Hood is thought to have died after its first spring with no leaves, experts have said..
Train Crash Could Have Been Avoided If Driver Had Used Emergency System Report
A fatal train crash could have been avoided if a driver had used an emergency system designed to reduce speed, an investigation has found..
Defence Secretary Heads To Nato Gathering Without Investment Plan In Place
Britain’s new Defence Secretary will meet his Nato counterparts without the promise of extra funding to prepare the armed forces for the growing threat of Russia..
Harry Kane Scores Twice As England Make Winning Start To World Cup
Harry Kane’s brace helped England to a pulsating 4-2 victory against Croatia as Thomas Tuchel’s side made a breathless start to their quest for World Cup glory..
Starmer Says He Wants Burnham To Play Big Part In Labour Government
Sir Keir Starmer has said he wants Andy Burnham to “play a big part” in the Labour Government in what appeared to be a signal he could invite him to join his Cabinet..
Inflation Holds Steady At 28 As Food Price Rises Ease
UK inflation unexpectedly flatlined last month as a slowdown in food price rises offset pressure from airfares, according to official figures..















