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The United States and China concluded their latest trade talks; the U.S. government is offering $608 million for states to detain illegal immigrants.

MPs said renewed extraditions could bring risks to Hong Kongers and others sanctioned by the Chinese regime.

A report found that the British government was ill prepared to cope with the risk posed by the Islamic republic.

The former health secretary appeared before the UK Covid-19 Inquiry and was quizzed on the high number of excess deaths in care homes during the lockdown era.

The government said the reforms will ‘future-proof’ the NHS, but critics warned it overlooks funding and staffing crises.

UK Energy Minister Ed Miliband called the findings of the report into the March incident ‘deeply concerning.’

The current model of international student migration is not working, a new report suggests.

Three people who were part of the senior leadership team at the Countess of Chester Hospital where convicted nurse worked from 2015-16 were arrested on Monday.

This is higher than the average for adults, with 20.2 percent or an estimated 9.4 million adults in England having a common mental health condition.

Campaigners said older people are underrepresented in ads, but when they are featured, they are often depicted in ways that reinforce negative stereotypes.

Ministers say urgent welfare reform is needed as disability benefit claims surge and costs rise.

Mounjaro is the first weight-loss drug that family doctors can prescribe directly to patients meeting strict criteria, with demand expected to exceed supply.

The prime minister made the remarks after Health Secretary Wes Streeting said last week that there was no budget for a medically-assisted dying service.

UK children are writing less for fun than ever before, as literacy experts warn of a deepening engagement crisis.

The recommendations came after MPs passed the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill on Friday, with the bill now progressing through the House of Lords.

New industrial blueprint targets 1.1 million jobs and billions in investment to reboot struggling sectors.

The proposed ban will be considered by Parliament after activists targeted military aircraft at RAF Brize Norton.

The plans form part of a wider strategy to create skilled jobs, drive investment and make the UK a more attractive place to do business.

The party says £250,000 card scheme will attract investors and deliver cash to low-paid workers.

GP David Cartland said he was targeted by 77th Brigade accounts in strident online debates, with his barrister warning history could ‘prove him right’ on jabs.

The United States and China concluded their latest trade talks; the U.S. government is offering $608 million for states to detain illegal immigrants.

MPs said renewed extraditions could bring risks to Hong Kongers and others sanctioned by the Chinese regime.

A report found that the British government was ill prepared to cope with the risk posed by the Islamic republic.

The former health secretary appeared before the UK Covid-19 Inquiry and was quizzed on the high number of excess deaths in care homes during the lockdown era.

The government said the reforms will ‘future-proof’ the NHS, but critics warned it overlooks funding and staffing crises.

UK Energy Minister Ed Miliband called the findings of the report into the March incident ‘deeply concerning.’

The current model of international student migration is not working, a new report suggests.

Three people who were part of the senior leadership team at the Countess of Chester Hospital where convicted nurse worked from 2015-16 were arrested on Monday.

This is higher than the average for adults, with 20.2 percent or an estimated 9.4 million adults in England having a common mental health condition.

Campaigners said older people are underrepresented in ads, but when they are featured, they are often depicted in ways that reinforce negative stereotypes.

Ministers say urgent welfare reform is needed as disability benefit claims surge and costs rise.

Mounjaro is the first weight-loss drug that family doctors can prescribe directly to patients meeting strict criteria, with demand expected to exceed supply.

The prime minister made the remarks after Health Secretary Wes Streeting said last week that there was no budget for a medically-assisted dying service.

UK children are writing less for fun than ever before, as literacy experts warn of a deepening engagement crisis.

The recommendations came after MPs passed the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill on Friday, with the bill now progressing through the House of Lords.

New industrial blueprint targets 1.1 million jobs and billions in investment to reboot struggling sectors.

The proposed ban will be considered by Parliament after activists targeted military aircraft at RAF Brize Norton.

The plans form part of a wider strategy to create skilled jobs, drive investment and make the UK a more attractive place to do business.

The party says £250,000 card scheme will attract investors and deliver cash to low-paid workers.

GP David Cartland said he was targeted by 77th Brigade accounts in strident online debates, with his barrister warning history could ‘prove him right’ on jabs.