Everything is coming up Trump. Teflon Don beat the prosecutors, the persecutors, the professional political establishment.

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The Government will set out its plan for higher education reform by this summer, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has said.

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Judd Trump has won over £1.2m in prize money this season and is eyeing up a new purchase, having his winnings boosted by endorsements and other business interests

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Gunners planning huge striker deal with one signing already agreed

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The search for thousands of people buried under rubble has started as the ceasefire in Gaza enters its second dayFull report: Palestinians celebrate as prisoners freedThe Spanish government has welcomed the Gaza ceasefire agreement, which will allow for an increase in aid to the strip. The Spanish foreign ministry said the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (Unrwa) is “essential and irreplicable” to the delivery of humanitarian relief in the territory.Israel’s government is still committed to its plan to ban Unrwa from operating and to cut all ties between the agency and the Israeli government. It has accused the UN agency of allowing Hamas militants to infiltrate its staff, an allegation the agency denies. Unrwa is the major distributor of aid in Gaza and provides education, health and other basic services to millions of Palestinian refugees across the region, including in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.It is essential that negotiations between the parties resume immediately in ord...

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The two quicks have endured their injury struggles but could be key figures in a huge year for England

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‘If a crash happens, send me a message first,’ the manager allegedly said

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Beyond Retail confirmed in November 2023 its plans for a hotel, 80 high-end apartments and medical centre were not commercially viable.

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Gunners planning huge striker deal with one signing already agreed

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Southport knife attacker Axel Rudakubana's father Alphonse ran out after his son and pleaded with a taxi driver not to take him on the journey from his home to Range High School in Merseyside.

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Manager to stay on for Hoffenheim and Leicester gamesLevy taking injuries into account despite poor runDaniel Levy intends to give Ange Postecoglou the opportunity to revive Tottenham’s fortunes, with the under-pressure manager set to remain in charge for this week’s matches against Hoffenheim in the Europa League and Leicester in the Premier League, although the situation is precarious.Levy would normally be expected to sack a manager who has presided over a league run of five points from 10 matches, as Postecoglou has done to leave the club languishing in 15th place. The 3-2 defeat at Everton on Sunday was the latest low, with Spurs 3-0 down at half-time to a team that had scored 15 goals in 20 previous league matches this season. Their rally towards the end did not obscure the faultlines. Continue reading...

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The former Made In Chelsea star, 30, confirmed she is set to marry CEO in October after he popped the question during their sun-soaked holiday in Greece .

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The attraction focusing on different eras of UK history could open on 370 acres near Bicester

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Gunners planning huge striker deal with one signing already agreed

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Rudakubana also pleaded guilty to 10 counts of attempted murder following deadly attack last summer

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Donald Trump, who has officially returned to the White House after being sworn in as president again today, has made a string of damning statement about both Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

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Former Strictly Come Dancing professional AJ Pritchard was left out of pocket when a UK tour he planned with his brother, Love Island's Curtis Pritchard, was derailed

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The Department for Work and Pensions has announced that new planned powers will mean that money can be reclaimed from people who have committed fraud and are not on benefits or PAYE

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Gunners planning huge striker deal with one signing already agreed

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The release of Palestinian detainees came after three Israeli hostages were freed on SundayFull report: Palestinians celebrate as prisoners freedThe Spanish government has welcomed the Gaza ceasefire agreement, which will allow for an increase in aid to the strip. The Spanish foreign ministry said the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (Unrwa) is “essential and irreplicable” to the delivery of humanitarian relief in the territory.Israel’s government is still committed to its plan to ban Unrwa from operating and to cut all ties between the agency and the Israeli government. It has accused the UN agency of allowing Hamas militants to infiltrate its staff, an allegation the agency denies. Unrwa is the major distributor of aid in Gaza and provides education, health and other basic services to millions of Palestinian refugees across the region, including in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.It is essential that negotiations between the parties resume immediately in order to move on to the s...

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Manchester's Oxford Road will remain closed while major works are underway

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Arsenal have repeatedly been linked with a transfer swoop for Athletic Bilbao winger Nico Williams, who's already outlined his plans for the future in a telling statement

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Two groups of the utility’s creditors have introduced rival restructuring plans for the company, which could run out of money by late March.

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More than 1.6 million State Pensioners are getting either £72.65 or £108.55 each week through Attendance Allowance.

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A lawyer for embattled Chinese property developer Country Garden has told a Hong Kong court that it expects to reach a deal with creditors in February to restructure billions of dollars in debt

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Gunners planning huge striker deal with one signing already agreed

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A London-based gang has launched a dedicated account to find thieves who broke into their cannabis farm with appeals featuring footage.

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Photographer Jordan Gale documents preparations for 60th presidential inauguration, showing a US poised and polarised between hope and fearWashington is a city on edge. Concrete barriers, unscalable steel fencing and security checkpoints dot the map. In a climate of simmering political violence, and after a divisive election campaign in which he survived two assassination attempts, Donald Trump is returning to an anxious capital where more than nine in 10 voters broke for his opponent, Kamala Harris. A city of tradition and ritual will seek to accommodate the most unconventional of presidents, bringing thousands of Trump’s supporters into direct contact with the residents who feel a sense of foreboding and dread.Trump will take the oath of office under the magnificent dome of the Capitol Rotunda on Monday due to forecasts of intense cold weather, upending months of meticulous planning for a massive outdoor event with crowds sprawling down the National Mall. The swearing-in was last ...

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The makers of the Channel 4 baking show are said to be concerned for the star's future and are drawing up contingency plans if Noel, 51, is forced to withdraw from the series.

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Latest Manchester United transfer news and rumours includes Marcus Rashford's next move and Jamie Gittens transfer battle heating up

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The departure of the Spanish banking giant from the UK would deal a hammer blow that risks impacting 14million customers and tens of thousands of staff.

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Donald Trump, who is being sworn in today, made mass deportations a signature issue of his campaign and has promised a raft of first-day orders to remake immigration policy.

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All the essential cost of living information you need

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Sanjay Roy, 33, plans to appeal the judgment in a higher court

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Another 18 wannbe business tycoons are about to be put through their paces.

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The chairman of the cross-party Economic Affairs Committee has written to Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall warning that 'urgent action is needed to address the rising social and financial cost'

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Hannah Riddell (pictured) finished school at Ashington Academy last summer and had plans to start a travel and tourism course at Newcastle College.

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Part of the Government's newly announced AI Opportunities Action Plan are ambitious plans to use of AI to 'spot potholes quicker'.

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Oxfam highlighted that 44% of the world’s population currently lives on less than 6.85 US dollars per day, according to data from the World Bank.

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A third of Brits are unaware of the upcoming technology change.

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January dragging on? Plot your escape and plan your next adventures around the most exciting new check-ins of the year — there are plenty to choose from

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Santander could be considering quitting the UK, people familiar with the matter have said in reports - such a decision would likely be a blow for Chancellor Rachel Reeves

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The actors have called on the broadcaster's director-general Tim Davie and culture secretary Lisa Nandy to reverse their decision.

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The woman, in her 50s, can be seen shouting at fellow passengers and using racist language during an EasyJet flight from Belfast to Manchester on Friday.

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After 13 years of operation, the tea room said 'something is no longer working'

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Changes to the work capability assessment are at the heart of Labour plans

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Joe Biden, before departing the White House for the final time today, will leave Donald Trump a letter on the the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, sources have confirmed.

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The woman, whose accounts were linked to a property in the West Country, transferred as much as $12million (almost £10million) through four accounts, an investigation has found.

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The Canadian pop star, 30, was seen in a trio of images uploaded to his Instagram account Saturday in which he appeared to be in a creative setting.

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It’s crumble time, and in Rome that also means super-juicy persimmons join the usual suspects in this classic winter pudEvery couple of weeks, I catch the number 8 bus (standing in, yet again, for the number 8 tram) to meet my friend Alice and go to a market in Monteverde. Slower than the tram, the bus isn’t a bad ride, curving up the ring road lined with 20th-century apartment blocks in edible colours: lemon, toffee, olive, custard, salmon, milk chocolate, cream, Smurf ice-cream blue Conveniently, the bus stops right next to the market, which is known by the name of the square it fills: San Giovanni di Dio. There are big plans to redesign it completely, but for now this busy market remains a Tetris-like arrangement of iron boxes – a scheme rolled out in the late 1950s as part of Rome’s preparation for the 1960 Olympics, in which previously open markets were tidied up and vendors allocated boxes with rolling shutters that provided both storage and a stall.There must be 75 stalls of ...

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The latest Manchester City transfer news amid reports linking Douglas Luiz with a return move to the Etihad Stadium from Italian giants Juventus.

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Prisoners speak of their joy as they are greeted by thousands of people in occupied West Bank despite Israeli attempts to prevent ‘public displays of joy’Gaza ceasefire - live updatesAbout 90 Palestinian prisoners have been released in exchange for three Israeli hostages handed over by Hamas to Israel, as part of the ceasefire deal aimed at ending 15 months of war.The prisoners, most of whom were freed in the early hours of Monday from Ofer prison in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, were welcomed by thousands of people celebrating, waving the flags of Palestine and Hamas. Continue reading...

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Stargazers will be able to view a rare alignment of seven planets in the night sky on Friday, February 28 when Mercury joins six other planets to become visible.

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With Valentine's Day fast approaching, why not snag your partner's favourite fragrance or a stunning new scent from a luxury brand without breaking the bank, thanks to this flash sale

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Puy du Fou - a historical attraction in Pays de la Loire, western France - is planning to create a British outpost in Cherwell, less than 20 miles north of Oxford.

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“Trump’s not coming in to play nice. This is a war against the establishment, and he’s bringing the army.”

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MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry explains the five types of financial account everyone should have to manage their money successfully

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Donald Trump said the planet was on the “brink of World War Three” as he pledged to fix “every single crisis” facing the US.

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The Hibs midfielder spoke about his loan move to Easter Road from Sunderland at the weekend.

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A Labour MP will table a bid at next month’s Scottish conference for the party to adopt a wealth tax policy

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Experts say fire weather likely to return as firefighters make progress containing wildfires and Trump plans trip to stateAs firefighters in Los Angeles made progress on Sunday containing wildfires that have destroyed much of the Pacific Palisades and Altadena neighborhoods, forecasters warned that fire weather is likely to return on Monday.Donald Trump told NBC news he plans to travel to California to inspect the damage after his inauguration, “probably, at the end of the week”. California governor Gavin Newsom had initially invited the president-elect to visit more than a week ago, even as Trump attacked him on social media and spread misinformation about the state’s Democratic leadership response to the fires. Continue reading...

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Santander already announced it was cutting more than 1,400 jobs across its UK business

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The budget supermarket has made a commitment to help those keeping our oceans clean and thriving with every purchase of a new product

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Melania Trump revealed her plans for redecorating the White House when she and Donald move in on Inauguration Day Monday.

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Palestinian detainees greeted with joy in West Bank after earlier release of three Israeli hostages on Sunday Full report: Palestinians celebrate as prisoners freed‘I can’t believe I have survived’: the day the Gaza ceasefire finally arrivedIf you are just catching up on the latest on the Gaza ceasefire, here is what you need to know.Ninety Palestinian prisoners were released early on Monday as part of the ceasefire deal. Those freed from Israeli prisons included 69 women and 21 teenage boys from the West Bank and Jerusalem, according to Hamas. The prisoners, most of whom were freed from Ofer prison in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, were welcomed by thousands of people celebrating.It followed the release of three Israeli women held hostage by Hamas in tunnels beneath Gaza after being abducted by Hamas on 7 October 2023. Among those released was joint British national Emily Damari, 28, who was freed alongside Romi Gonen, 24 and Doron Steinbrecher, 31. The women have been reunite...

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This week has seen inflation figures drop, changing many economists' outlook on future interest rate changes

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Despite a 3,500 mile trip and braving freezing temperatures, the weather has sidelined the plans of Suella Braverman, ex-Prime Minister Liz Truss, Priti Patel, and Tobias Ellwood

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As The Duchess of Edinburgh celebrates her landmark 60th birthday, we ask a leading royal expert how her star quality will continue to rise when Prince William is on the throne

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New planned powers will mean that money can be reclaimed from people who have committed fraud and are not on benefits or PAYE

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Exclusive: Ukrainian husband and wife Serge and Olena Kravchenko tell Sam Kiley this is no time for peace

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