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Starmer says meetings with NI parties a reset
Sir Keir Starmer met the main Stormont parties during his first NI visit as prime minister.
Starmer says meetings with NI parties a reset
Sir Keir Starmer met the main Stormont parties during his first NI visit as prime minister.
Steel talks for Starmer's first Wales visit as PM
New Labour government says a better deal is available, but warns fresher technology would cut jobs.
Westminster's record-breaking new parliament
More than half the MPs in the new parliament will be sitting in the Commons for the first time.
Mum who ended life of terminally ill son dies
Assisted dying campaigner Antonya Cooper, has died, says her family after she admitted helping end her son's life.
I'm still bowling as well as ever, says Anderson
England great James Anderson feels he is still bowling as well as ever as he prepares to play his final Test against West Indies at Lord's this week.
Emily Thornberry will have no ministerial role in new government
The ex-shadow attorney general is the biggest name missing in the latest list of ministerial appointments.
What happened to Muriel McKay?
The search for a body continues decades after she was abducted, mistaken for Rupert Murdoch’s wife.
The Liz Truss moment: What it was like to be in the room
The former prime minister was impassive after losing her seat - by more than 600 votes - to Labour.
Boeing to plead guilty to criminal fraud charge
Families of the people who died on the flights five years ago have criticised it as a "sweetheart deal".
Israeli forces bombard Gaza City as tanks re-enter central areas
Residents say they are seeing some of the heaviest strikes since the war began nine months ago.
Perricard & Musetti deliver the hot dogs
Watch as Lorenzo Musetti and Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard perform three hot dog shots in their fourth round match which saw Musetti go into the quarter-finals of Wimbledon.
Floods kill six rhinos in India national park
Kaziranga National Park is experiencing its worst inundation in years as floods devastate Assam state.
Forbes backs Swinney to improve SNP 'integrity'
The deputy FM has publicly supported the party leader after a former minister called for him to quit.
MoD to compensate thousands of veterans over hearing loss
The government has now agreed that up to 10,000 people discharged after 1987 could be eligible for compensation.
Children's hospital hit and 20 dead in Russian attack on Ukraine
At least seven people were killed in the capital Kyiv and 10 in the city of Kryvyi Rih.
More senior Democrats privately say Biden should step aside
The group reportedly voiced concerns in a call about the president's fitness to win the US election.
UK music needs 'the next Zayn', says Simon Cowell
The X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent boss starts his search for the next big UK boyband in Liverpool.
New PM meets political leaders at Stormont
Sir Keir Starmer is meeting the main Stormont parties during his first NI visit as prime minister.
What's the right punishment for 'too big to fail' Boeing?
Boeing is one of the largest and most important companies in the US but is it too big to be held to account?