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The Conservative stalwart, who unleashed devastating austerity cuts in 2010, told a Tory event: 'We are in charge of our country’s destiny and we should stop blaming others if we don’t get things right'

Moscow’s forces reportedly hit the building in the Ukrainian-held part of Kherson where people fleeing the Dnipro River’s rising waters were gathered

Labour should commit to reform of the honours system after ex-PM's list of peerages, says Paul Routledge

The fed-up passengers claim they're being forced to sleep on thin mattresses in local classrooms after their Air India flight made the emergency landing in the far eastern town of Magadan

The British Nuclear Test Veterans Association says it has recovered from being "effectively insolvent" and insists it is still "financially viable"

The Mirror understands some civil servants are disappointed protocol around awarding honours means Kevin Sinfield may have to wait years to become a Sir

Supermarket chain Walmart is handing a pay increase to 3,700 pharmacists, not including bonusses and incentives, from Wednesday. 4,000 opticians are also set to see their wage increased

Public hearings into the UK's preparedness for the Covid-19 crisis will begin next week, just days after the inquiry became mired in controversy due to a bitter legal dispute over Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages

The Metropolitan Police will stop answering mental health callouts to 'focus on fighting crime' - but years of underfunding the NHS and social services have led to this

Holly Willoughby is expected to return to This Morning on Monday after enjoying the sun in Portugal

The former PM was forced to switch phone in April 2021 after it emerged that his personal number had been freely available online for 15 years

Labour warned that Transport Secretary Mark Harper had 'been caught red-handed misusing the civil service for political gain' after the Mirror got hold of a secret email

Research has found widespread concerns about how the country will deal with high temperatures should the mercury soar again in the coming weeks

The Trades Union Congress called on Baroness Heather Hallett's investigation to look at rules and rates for statutory sick pay, amid claims some workers could not afford to self-isolate

Born out of the horror of the US Civil War where an eye-watering 2 per cent of the entire fledgling country died, Memorial Day is marked in an attempt to honour those killed

Researchers have calculated how much cash could be injected into the Treasury if a wealth tax was applied to the richest people in the country

Young people are being warned to stay clear of open water this summer with at least six people dying after getting into trouble in lakes and rivers in and around the bank holiday as temperatures soar

Labour said it was “outrageous” that hard-working taxpayers will continue to pay Mr Johnson’s legal bills, as he “rakes in millions from globe-trotting speaking gigs”.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) issued a warning after a further 10 cases of mpox, which was previously known as monkeypox, have been diagnosed in the country

Despairing voters think the UK is a country in decline according to a grim survey to mark the launch of left-leaning think tank, The New Britain Project

Tohono O'odham Nation member Raymond Mattia had reportedly called authorities as there were multiple migrants trespassing on his property near the Menagers Dam community on tribal land near the US-Mexico border

Labour demanded an urgent investigation into the Home Secretary after it emerged she had asked civil servants to arrange a one-to-one speed awareness course in order to avoid a fine or points on her license

Fraudster Samuel Walsh, 26, used a shopper's loyalty reward points to go on a spree at multiple Asda branches buying a TV and furniture, among other items before being caught

Timothy Schofield, younger brother of TV presenter Phillip Schofield, was sentenced to 12 years in prison at Bristol Crown Court this morning, after being convicted of 11 sexual offences involving a child at Exeter Crown Court last month

To do that we need funded mental health services, instead of an NHS that is facing cuts of billions and being carved up and sold off to their Conservative pals