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The mother, father and their four children – who were aged seven, eight, 17 and 18 in September – were displaced after
An extra £300m has been injected to the affordable homes programme, a move ministers believe will allow 2,800 additional homes to be
John Tuckett, who has worked as the immigration services commissioner for six years, was questioned by the Home Affairs Select Committee on
The monarch has invited John Swinney, the Scottish first minister, to the Berkshire royal residence, along with Northern Irish First Minister Michelle
The UK’s biggest airport has announced a “once-in-a-generation investment” beginning this year to improve existing buildings and boost passenger numbers. The development
It is 50 years ago this week that Margaret Thatcher became leader of the Conservative Party, and it’s a testament to her
Angela Rayner, who is also the housing secretary, said that although the steel industry had endured a “very difficult time” in recent
It is understood most of the councillors are part of Tameside Council while two are members of Stockport Council. The move comes
Rules on guests allowed in the bar are to be “rigorously” enforced, and, in a bid to prevent drinks being tampered with,
Ms Gray will now be known as Baroness Gray of Tottenham, representing the area in north London where she was born, and
The US president announced the heavy levies on foreign steel and aluminium late on Monday, saying they will be enforced “without exceptions
Labour MP Kim Leadbeater is set to bring forward amendments to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, backed by MPs
Labour MP Kim Leadbeater is expected to bring forward amendments to her proposal so a multi-disciplinary panel of experts will examine cases
But months of detailed scrutiny and further votes are now required before the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill can become
For the last six months, the prime minister has singled out the most hated construction site in Britain for criticism – a