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The allies are likely to endorse a goal of spending 5 of their gross domestic product on their security during a summit in ...
It came as the Palestinian health ministry said Israel’s military operation in Gaza has killed more than 56,000 people since ...
Russian drones, missiles and artillery have killed at least 16 civilians and injured almost 100 others in Ukraine, officials ...
The Prime Minister is facing a rebellion from his own MPs over the proposed legislation which is set for a Commons vote on July 1.
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Frozen food retailer Iceland's 'chilling' use of facial recognition technology has been slammed by privacy campaigners.
The growing popularity of weight loss jabs could be starting to affect shopping habits in UK supermarkets, figures suggest.
Andrew Bailey said he viewed domestic issues as more important than global ones when it comes to setting interest rates.
The Irish government is expected to start an awareness campaign to encourage more people to apply for redress.
The A5 project suffered a major knockback on Monday when the Stormont Executive’s decision to proceed with the upgrade was quashed at the High Court in Belfast. Mr Justice McAlinden said the proposed ...
Lord Turnbull said his experience to date over the cooperation of some state agencies with the inquiry had caused him to have ‘some concerns’ ...
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