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The Dover MP became the second to jump ship in 11 days, claiming she was motivated by government failings over small boat crossings and the housing crisis.

The new product won’t include a blade, the company CEO says, while a spokesperson added it won’t be ’replacing our assortment' of knives.

New guidance by the communications watchdog comes amid concerns that current moderation efforts to safeguard underage users are not enough.

John Swinney, who was leader of the SNP from 2000 to 2004, has completed his political comeback by being sworn in as Scotland’s first minister.

The Centre for Policy Studies says large-scale migration is putting pressure on all aspects of housing, with new housing stock unable to keep up with demand.

Russia reportedly summons French and British ambassadors to explain ‘bellicose statements’ emanating from Paris and London.

According to the Home Office, at no point during the e-gate system outage was UK border security compromised.

Andrea Jenkyns highlighted the pressures on public services, as well as security threats caused by people being in the country who should not be in the country.

AstraZeneca recently admitted in a UK court document that its shot ‘can, in very rare cases, cause’ blood clots and low platelets.

The council decision raises interesting legal questions, according to one expert.

One of Austral Resources’ creditors has appointed receivers to recover a secured debt owned by the company.

Tuvalu has maintained a delicate balancing act in its relations with Beijing and is wary of its enhancing its strategic defence aspirations.

Federal authorities were sued for damage to a sacred Indigenous site in the Northern Territory.

The Energy Transition Fund will back investments in solar, wind, battery, and other emerging technologies.