58 minutes ago Taxpayers picked up a tab of almost £30million to subsidise Parliament's restaurants and bars

As Brits struggle to make ends meet in the cost of living crisis, the nation's political masters can avail of food and drink at around half the price of eateries outside the House of Parliament

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2 hours ago Shocking moment Brad Pitt 'faints' on the track at Las Vegas Grand Prix

Brad Pitt, the star of movies such as Fight Club and Bullet Train, was seen collapsing to the ground as he fainted on the grid on the track of Formula One's Las Vegas Grand Prix.

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2 hours ago Man United star Bruno Fernandes fires Ruben Amorim clear instruction before first game

Ruben Amorim will take charge for the first time on Sunday afternoon as Manchester United take on newly-promoted Ipswich Town.

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3 hours ago Storm Bert scuppers Jeremy Corbyn trip north to attend Scots Palestinian march

The former Labour leader's train to Glasgow was cancelled.

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3 hours ago Putin's general and 500 North Korean troops 'killed in first strike from UK Storm Shadow missiles'

The strike conducted by Ukraine last week marked the first time a Storm Shadow missile was launched into Russia, and followed a readjustment of western "red lines" in the conflict

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3 hours ago BREAKING UK Storm Shadow missiles 'kill' 500 North Korean troops and Russian general in Russia

The Storm Shadows were targeted on 20 November at an underground military facility in Maryino on a Tsarist estate, in Kursk region. New footage shows a Storm Shadow missile involved

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3 hours ago UK Storm Shadow missiles 'kill' 500 North Korean troops and Russian general in Russia

The Storm Shadows were targeted on 20 November at an underground military facility in Maryino on a Tsarist estate, in Kursk region. New footage shows a Storm Shadow missile involved

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3 hours ago Parents of teenagers escorted onto trains out of Manchester city centre amid dispersal order hit out at GMP

Footage showed dozens of uniformed police officers ushering young people onto carriages at Victoria station

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3 hours ago The Observer view: ICC’s Israel arrest warrants are a test the world must not fail

International criminal court’s intervention must be supported if global rules-based order is to have a meaningful futureThe decision by the international criminal court (ICC) to issue arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, and Yoav Gallant, Israel’s former defence minister, for alleged war crimes committed in Gaza has huge implications for Israel and Palestine, for international justice and the rules-based global order that the UK and its allies are pledged to uphold. This unprecedented, necessary and impartial supranational attempt to prosecute democratically elected western politicians accused of grievous wrongdoing is a test the international community dare not fail.Netanyahu’s reaction to the charges was to dismiss them as “absurd” and “antisemitic” and the...

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