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When questioned about the star's accusation that she was legitimizing hatred and violence against gay people following her speech on migration in the US, she stated, "it's not true."

 

2,500 ambitious tech talents will be recruited into digital roles in government by June 2025 through new apprenticeship and early talent programmes, the Cabinet Office has announced today.

Northern Ireland has been identified as one of the most nature-depleted regions globally, with a concerning 12% of species facing the threat of extinction, according to the

 

Nineteen innovative projects developing automation and robotic technologies will receive a share of £12.5 million in government funding to boost productivity, food security

 

Millions of people across England will benefit from lower fares, improved reliability and better bus services, as the government delivers a further £80 million to support buses

 

Chris Philp, the Minister for Policing and MP for Croydon South, has been revealed as a member of a social media group where some members openly applaud the vandalism

 

In a recent BBC investigation, alarming cases of police officers misusing their body-worn cameras have come to light, raising concerns about transparency and accountability

 

 

As she journeyed from Leeds to Lancaster, the Princess of Wales embarked on a textile-focused tour that connected her with both her personal heritage and royal history.

 

Storm Agnes swept into the south-west of England, causing power outages affecting more than 500 properties in north Cornwall and north Devon. National Grid reported

The third Islands Forum will take place on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland on 9-10 October, chaired by the Secretary of State for Levelling Up.