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Parents of children who died after hospitals withdrew life support are locked in a court battle with the hospitals over the right to name the doctors involved.

The RAC has urged Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to bring back all the hard shoulders on smart motorways.

The Resolution Foundation said the designers of Universal Credit hadn’t anticipated 2.3 million people using the system because they were too ill to work.

The analysis comes after it was revealed hospitals in England had reported 18,000 pest problems over the past three years, including rats in maternity wards.

Britain has confirmed RAF jets took part in the defence of Israel on Saturday night and helped to shoot down a number of Iranian drones.

The groups believe in biological reality over ‘identity’ and are demanding accountability from adult services who refused to cooperate with the Cass Review.

The former children’s minister, who served in Lord David Cameron’s government, joins an exodus of Tories planning to quit Parliament.

The prime minister and the defence secretary said the attack is ’reckless’ and ’senseless,' and said the UK is working with allies to prevent more escalation.

The chancellor declared Britain ‘has done the hard yards’ and the economy is ‘bouncing back,’ and said he aims to eventually abolish National Insurance.

The deputy Labour leader also said she’s ‘completely confident’ that she has followed the rules, and denied applying double standards on her political opponent.

Police are investigating claims that Labour’s deputy leader may have broken electoral law over information she gave about her living situation a decade ago.

The BBC’s internal watchdog said the public broadcaster breached rules by not mentioning Blake’s trans identity, but not by using his preferred pronouns.

Four men have been jailed for their roles in a drive-by shooting in which six women and girls were injured at a memorial service outside a church in London.

Sir Keir’s commitment to NATO, defence spending, and Trident are a departure from his predecessor Jeremy Corbyn, a long-time supporter of nuclear disarmament.

The SNP’s Stewart McDonald said the government needs to explain why the project has been allowed to proceed while the EU is probing Chinese wind turbine makers.

The social media corporation Meta has reduced the age limit for using WhatsApp in Britain from 16 to 13 despite concerns from campaigners.

A GMC poll found that 13 percent of doctors said they were ’very likely‘ to emigrate and a further 17 percent said they were ’fairly likely' to move abroad.

The government has been urged to expand its ban of new Chinese surveillance equipment, which currently applies only to ’sensitive' government sites.

Scotland’s Climate Change People’s Panel also said the Scottish Government should do more to deliver a ‘positive narrative’ to the public of net zero.