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The Office for National Statistics said Consumer Prices Index inflation hit 3.5 percent in April, up from 2.6 percent in March.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy set out a series of measures in a Commons statement.

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said this focus will support the future skills needed and the government’s industrial strategy for economic growth.

Migrants were charged up to £3,200 each for the perilous journey, fuelling a people smuggling operation estimated to have netted over £12 million.

The post by the former Tory councillor’s wife was made just hours after the Southport child murders.

Robinson was jailed in October after admitting multiple breaches of a High Court injunction made in 2021.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the agreement, which covered areas including defense, travel, and fishing rights, marked a ’reset' in relations.

Leaders praised the summit as a fresh start, but key agreements remain non-binding, and critics warn the UK is edging closer to EU rules without a say.

Ship hits Brooklyn Bridge; bomb explodes in California; first New Jersey rail strike in 40 years end; storms ravage Midwestern and Southern states.

Government says facilities would ease asylum backlog, while critics call it an ‘imitation’ of the Rwanda scheme.

The former England striker will leave the corporation earlier than planned and will not front BBC coverage of the 2026 World Cup.

Trump’s challenge to the long-standing interpretation of the 14th Amendment could change a 100-year precedent.

Members of the public who had applied for legal aid since 2010 have been urged to be vigilant for any suspicious activity, such as unusual phone calls.

The committee also criticised the sudden closure of the government’s nature-friendly Sustainable Farming Incentives programme in March.

During the debate, MPs expressed their concern over the bill’s ability to protect the vulnerable, with some calling it unsafe in its current form.

The annual list of Britain’s wealthiest people was once again topped by the Hinduja family, who are worth more than £35 billion.

Europe’s two largest economies will work together on the ‘precision strike’ system, which will have a range of more than 1,200 miles.

UK will no longer be seen as ‘global charity,’ according to Baroness Jenny Chapman, who denied that Labour is following the lead of the U.S. DOGE.

Flexible working benefits remain concentrated in London and the southeast, researchers say.

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine’s president said the figures were ’the equivalent of two aeroplanes crashing every week.’