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Prime minister counters SNP questions with statistics on Scottish child poverty after stripping seven MPs of whip

A man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving over a crash that left six people dead.

Cyprus is fourth among EU states when it comes to private donations per capita to political parties. And more than half of these private donations come from companies.

Lockwood resigned as director of watchdog in 2022 after being accused of assaulting 14-year-olds

Expected to be the only candidate to lead Welsh Labour, she will have to use her experience to unite her party

Cheatle steps down a day after House hearing where members of both parties called for her to quit

West Midlands Ambulance Services rushed to the scene at the River Arrow in Alcester, Warwickshire, on Monday evening with the boy later taken to Birmingham Children’s Hospital

At its convention in Milwaukee, the Republican Party officially nominated Donald Trump as their presidential candidate.

Dani says his £26,000 salary is not high enough to sponsor his wife so she can join him in Britain

The 64-year-old Missouri woman’s conviction was overturned last month, but has since gone through a legal rigmarole preventing her from being released

He has links to Reading and Cornwall

David Lammy’s decision marks a rare split between the UK and the US on policy towards Gaza

A burnt out bus with smoke still rising from it can be seen in an area of Leeds after a night of violent disorder where people took to the streets, started throwing stones and setting vehicles ablaze

Bank of England said issue affected some payments on Thursday but that service had been restored by 4.30pm

Man Utd star claimed he feared he was being followed when undercover cop car clocked him

He was unhappy with the bank’s response to his complaint

Eccentric Romanian politician says she has already brought myrrh and a religious icon into the Brussels legislature.

China is conducting another round of military exercises off the coast of Taiwan, and analysts at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) suggest that, in theory, by blockading sea routes the PRC could capture the island right now without firing a single shot.

Targets include ‘humanitarian zone’ and school harbouring displaced people, where IDF says there were Hamas fighters

Thousands of people have been told to evacuate – or be washed away – as a dam is moments away from bursting.

A woman claimed more than £20,000 in benefits for ‘severe’ Multiple Sclerosis was caught out in her lies after being spotted running marathons.

Expert says missing credits on financial products don’t just vanish - they wait an eternity to be claimed