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Historic vote brings assisted dying closer to becoming law in England and Wales
Assisted dying is a step closer to being made legal in England and Wales after the proposed legislation cleared the House of Commons in a historic vote..
Pro Palestinian activists break into RAF base and vandalise planes
Pro-Palestinian activists have broken into an RAF base and sprayed two military planes with red paint..
Chris Brown pleads not guilty to bottle attack charge
RandB singer Chris Brown has pleaded not guilty to attempting to cause grievous bodily harm in an alleged bottle attack at a London nightclub..
Consumer confidence up in June amid dark shadow of inflation and war
Consumer confidence improved marginally in June despite the dark shadow of inflation and turmoil in the Middle East, figures show..
Met Police introduces patrols to protect women and girls at concerts
New measures are being introduced to tackle sexual offences against women and girls at concerts in London, the Metropolitan Police said..
Maternity services in Leeds NHS hospitals downgraded by healthcare regulator
Two maternity services at NHS hospitals in Leeds have seen specific areas of care downgraded by the healthcare regulator for the first time since its founding..
Alzheimers and Parkinsons charities identify new ways to reuse current drugs
Scientists are to examine whether drugs that are already in use could be repurposed to treat the symptoms of both Alzheimers disease and Parkinsons in a new collaboration which aims to discover novel treatments at pace..
Amber heat health alert issued for all regions in England
An amber heat-health alert has been issued for all regions in England as the UK could record a new high for the warmest day of the year on Thursday..
Some people with learning disabilities are struggling to access banking
Some adults with learning disabilities could be raising their risk of financial harm due to struggles to access banking services, a report has warned..
Bank of England unlikely to cut interest rates
The Monetary Policy Committee meets on Thursday.
The Foreign Secretary travels to Washington for talks
David Lammy will meet with US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio.
Doctors say tens of thousands of deaths in 2025 will be linked to air pollution
Air pollution negatively affects almost every organ in the body and around 30,000 UK deaths will be linked to toxic air in 2025, according to a new report from leading doctors..
Whitbread sales under pressure
They have released financial details for the quarter to May 29th.
Million pound property hotspots revealed as one in 20 homes priced in bracket
Around one in every 20 homes for sale in Britain is now priced at £1 million-plus, according to a property website..
Starmer to chair Cobra meeting amid confusion over advice to Britons in Israel
Sir Keir Starmer will chair a meeting of the emergency Cobra committee to discuss the security situation in the Middle East..
Person dies in UK after becoming infected with rabies while on holiday
A person has died in Yorkshire from rabies after becoming infected while on holiday in Morocco, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has said..
Minister says she will sort out HS2 and confirms opening will be delayed
A minister has pledged to sort out the appalling mess of HS2 and confirmed the railways opening will be further delayed..
Family of UK embassy staff withdrawn from Israel as air strikes continue
The families of British diplomatic staff in Israel have been temporarily withdrawn as Tel Aviv and Tehran continue to exchange fire..
Rapper faces charges for support of terrorist group not Palestine court told
A member of rap group Kneecap faces criminal charges for supporting a proscribed terrorist organisation and not his support for the people of Palestine, a court heard..
Disgraced ex police chief detrimental to Harry Dunn probe
A disgraced ex-chief constable had a detrimental impact on the investigation into the death of Harry Dunn.