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The British actor chose to settle in refusal of accepting what he calls “hush money” payments.

Government says it is up to parents how they discipline their offspring, but paediatricians call for new legislation saying corporal punishment is unacceptable.

Brussels police attempted to disrupt a conference featuring heads of state and other officials over public safety concerns.

For Women Scotland made an official complaint to the public broadcaster after it invited a number of trans-rights lobbyists onto its Cass Review coverage.

The Ministry of Justice is supporting Labour MP Harriet Harman’s amendment that would remove parental rights from those convicted of the worst child sex crimes.

Further progress in the battle against inflation boosts expectations of interest rate cuts to be announced by the Bank of England.

The Society of Radiographers voted to oppose the law enabling X-rays to be used to age asylum seekers, meaning technicians could refuse to carry out imaging.

Economists have warned that long-term sickness and economic inactivity are major challenges facing the government.

Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron has said the European Court of Human Rights has planted the ’seeds of its own destruction' by overreaching.

Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron has also said ‘it is right to have shown solidarity with Israel,’ and has called for coordinated sanctions against Iran.

Bill to create ’smoke free generation' passes first reading with support from Labour despite concerns over its practicalities and on libertarian grounds.

The US government has provided assurances requested by the High Court in London, meaning Julian Assange’s one possible ground for appeal is negated.

The poll found that three quarters of NHS staff had experienced mental health issues in the last year, including anxiety, low mood, and exhaustion.

Long-term use of the drugs is linked to osteoporosis and Alzheimer’s disease and their effects on physical appearance and voice are irreversible.

The Ministry of Justice is amending the Criminal Justice Bill to include a new criminal offence which would outlaw the creation of deepfake sexual images.

Home prices in the most expensive London locations range from around £4.5 million to almost £10 million.

Britain’s largest water utility firm has defaulted debt payments worth hundreds of millions and is now pursuing all options to stave off insolvency.