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Both leaders launched their parties’ battle buses as campaigning entered its second weekend.

The Unite union said the strike will affect deliveries across the North West and Scottish Borders.

Rishi Sunak said towns are ‘the beating heart of our country’, while Angela Rayner said the promise was ‘sure to be broken as quickly as it was made’.

The Tories are not the only ones struggling to maintain order ahead of the election, with Labour being accused of having a ‘cull’ of left-wingers in the party.

Research found 216 data breaches linked to MPs’ email addresses, which were used to sign in to online accounts such as LinkedIn.

In July 2023 the chief executive of NatWest Group resigned over the Nigel Farage debanking scandal and now the government is selling off some of its shares.

Although described as a vaccine, the BioNTech-developed therapies do not confer immunity but are said to target remaining cancer cells after surgery.

The plans would see 10 percent of the base used to house 800 asylum seekers, which the council said was a step forward to deliver its regeneration plans.

Collective of left-wing workers say they are ‘organising for a fossil free, genocide free books industry.’

Sellers are returning to the market with ‘renewed confidence,’ says Zoopla’s property market index.

A drug dealer who previously walked free from three separate and unconnected murder trials has been jailed for life for killing a music manager.

Scottish Greens hope that a ban on promoting ‘high carbon products’ will prompt behavioural change from consumers.

Britain’s prison population is bursting at the seams and now the Scottish Government has decided to release some inmates from their sentences early.

Three adults and a child have been hospitalised after a ‘drive by’ attack on a London high street.

The government also announced similar restrictions for NHS prescriptions ’to further close the loopholes,' following the Cass Review on gender services.

The County Councils Network warned that services can only become sustainable with ‘root and branch reform’ as well as long-term funding.

Three adults and a child have been hospitalised after a gun-related incident in London.

Ms. Abbott—who suggested Jewish people are not subject to racism ‘all their lives’—is waiting to find out if she can stand as a Labour candidate on July 4.

There is ‘no good reason’ UK retailers aren’t cutting their pump prices, says RAC.

The Public Accounts Committee said despite the Home Office having committed millions to its asylum plan, it has ‘little to show for the money spent so far.’