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Celeste Burgess, from Nebraska, has officially been sentenced to 90 days in prison and two years on probation after she and her mum ordered abortion pills on the internet when the then 17-year old was 29 weeks pregnant

The High Street lender turned down a trainer's application for a loan saying “lending to businesses associated to racecourse trainers currently falls outside the bank’s appetite”.

Ministers have hurried out dozens of official reports, statements and transparency data before the Commons adjourned for the summer recess on what's known in Westminster as 'Take out the trash' day

Rishi Sunak is hoping to reset his premiership as the party faces a bruising night at the polls - with voters due to deliver their verdict on the Tories in three crunch by-elections

Ex-Defence Minister Tobias Ellwood triggered fury from fellow Tories with the clip where he credited the authoritarian regime with improving security in Afghanistan

Simon Weston, who suffered terrible injuries when his troop carrier ship was bombed in the 1982 conflict, lashed out at Brussels for calling the archipelago 'Islas Malvinas'

The two former PMs were handed thousands of pounds in taxpayers' cash while former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng was given £16,000 after just 38 days in the role

Former top Tory Chris Pincher, who was responsible for maintaining discipline among Tory MPs, was paid £7,920 after he quit in disgrace last year following allegations of groping

The Prime Minister lashed out at the EU after it used the Argentinians' preferred name for the South Atlantic archipelago which was fought over in 1982

A politician was left red-faced after his trousers fell down when he was about to give a speech when he flashed his undies to the crowd as they plunged to his ankles

Nigel Farage is on the warpath because the King's bank booted him, says Fleet Street Fox. If only the rest of us could do the same

The GB News presenter was given a lesson by financial commentator Frances Coppola when the pair appeared on BBC2's Newsnight

King Charles will formally open Parliament on November 7, Commons Leader Penny Morduant has told MPs

The bank insisted it does not close customer accounts 'solely on the basis of legally held political and personal views'

As voters go to the polls in the crunch Uxbridge and South Ruislip by-election, Reem Ibrahim stood by her criticism of the health service that she wants to scrap

The Conservatives will have the deep blues if the misgoverning UK party loses a trio of by-elections across England in what would be a momentous political moment

We’ve had years of Tories talking tough yet the murder of her son by two 17-year-olds is another tragedy highlighting the absence of effective action to save the innocent

Conservative Party Deputy Chairman wrote to the Evening Standard's editor to express her 'sincere disappointment' at today's front page announcing Susan Hall had won selection contest

The Labour leader will this weekend gather with party officials and representatives behind closed doors to begin thrashing out key ideas for the party's next manifesto. The Mirror looks at the key debates.

The Government will force Banks to provide a full explanation for terminating an account after Coutts Bank allegedly shut Nigel Farage's account amid concerns he is seen as 'xenophobic'

Labour's first female general secretary Margaret McDonagh was hailed by Keir Starmer who said she 'changed the lives of so many' as mourners gathered for her funeral in London

Crispin Blunt spoke movingly about being gay in the armed forces, as MPs discussed the landmark Etherton Report into the historical treatment of gay people in the military

The former UKIP leader has lashed out at Coutts, which is owned by Natwest, and released 40 pages of documents which he says back up his claim that he was booted out because of his political views

Nuclear veterans whose blood records are mysteriously missing from records of Cold War radiation tests have been refused government help to find them

Reem Ibrahim has repeatedly attacked the health service, which she described as a “mistake”. The campaigner signed the nomination papers for the Tory candidate in Uxbridge and South Ruislip Steve Tuckwell