61 m. ago Starmer announces national summit on challenges facing men and boys

Sir Keir’s announcement followed the publication of the Government’s strategy for men’s health on Wednesday,

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1 hour ago British architect who claimed Dubai government stole his eco

British architect Baharash Bagherian, who claimed the Dubai government stole his eco-design and tried to lock him up, has been cleared of all criminal charges following a 16-month 'living nightmare'.

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2 h. ago Delays over gold mine project harming NI’s reputation, US ambassador warns

Warren Stephens said a decision needs to be made over the Dalradian gold mine project ‘fast’.

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2 h. ago Predator Met Police officer David Carrick guilty of further rapes and sex assaults

David Carrick was found guilty by the Old Bailey jury which deliberated for more than five hours

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3 h. ago All eyes on Nvidia earnings in wait for results on AI boom or bubble: ‘Most important stock in the world’

Investors are starting to wonder if the AI craze has been overblown

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3 h. ago Boss orders staff to take time off to attend their kids' nativity plays and pantos

Employees at Thrive Learning have been sent a memo by the company's CEO warning them to put their children's events in their work diary ahead of the festive period

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3 h. ago Tommy Gravesen dons Celtic colours to slaughter Denmark boss who gets both barrels after Hampden 'disaster'

The ex Hoops midfielder did not mince his words on Denmark head coach Brian Riemer

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3 h. ago The Guardian view on falling net migration: political debate is now detached from the facts

A fixation on reducing numbers leaves no room for rational discussion of what that means for the economy and societyBritish political debate has long been dominated by public anxiety about rising levels of immigration. How might that change if the population tide were to turn? Not at all, would appear to be the answer. Net migration has in fact been falling since before Labour came to power last July, and yet there has been no end of demand for ever tighter controls and no end of government acquiescence.New figures published this week by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), adjusting historical data for methodological changes, show that net migration was 944,000 for the year ending March 2023 – about 40,000 higher than had previously been thought. The drop since then has also been steeper. The number for the year ending December 2024 is now thought to be 345,000 – lower than the earlier count by 86,000.Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would li...

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4 h. ago Steve Clarke opens up on his Scotland future and reveals whether he could stay on BEYOND World Cup

STEVE CLARKE has revealed the door is still open for him to sign a new deal to STAY as Scotland boss. Clarke will lead the Tartan Army to their first World Cup in 28 years next summer. Tuesday night’s epic win over Denmark made him the first manager to qualify for THREE major tournaments after back-to-back Euros. Clarke’s...

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4 h. ago What Google boss Sundar Pichai's warning about AI stock market bubble could mean for your pension

Exposure of pension funds to AI-related stocks is cause for concern

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4 h. ago Andy Robertson declares Steve Clarke Scotland's greatest ever as he reveals speech that inspired World Cup heroics

Clarke entered the history books after taking the nation back to the World Cup and Robertson reckons nobody can deny he is now the country's greatest boss.

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4 h. ago Business as usual for East London hospitals during resident doctor protest

Business as usual for East London hospitals during resident doctor protest  Eastlondonlines

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4 h. ago SNP Justice Secretary snubs Holyrood over claims she 'misrepresented' grooming gangs expert

Angela Constance was said to be travelling on government business after MSPs demanded answers on the row.

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4 h. ago Prince Harry torn down in 6 brutal words as expert slams Meghan Markle 'mistakes'

A royal commentator has criticised the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for a string of poor business decisions since they left the Firm and relocated to California in 2020

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4 h. ago Government issues response to calls to lower VAT for people eating out at restaurants

Many believe the move would boost footfall in Britain's pubs, restaurants and cafés

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5 h. ago Government cracks down on touts as it bans resale of tickets above face value

The new rules will make it illegal to resell tickets for live events above the original cost

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5 h. ago Musicians’ Union welcomes government ban on inflated gig ticket resales

The union said the move to ban resales for profit would help to maintain the relationship between artists and their fans.

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5 h. ago Ban on ticket resales for profit is Government putting fans first, says Nandy

Ministers have confirmed plans to make it illegal for tickets to concerts, sport and other live events to be resold for more than their original cost.

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5 h. ago SNP majority at Holyrood will end Starmer’s time at Number 10, claims Swinney

The Scottish First Minister said he has ‘no doubt’ the Prime Minister will be unable to remain in office.

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5 h. ago This Morning star reveals she needs brain surgery after ‘cysts’ were discovered during MRI scan

The author told her followers ‘it’s business as usual’ until her surgery

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