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Britain’s crumbling public services are bad for business, and spending more taxpayers’ money to fix them is a pro-growth policy, the pensions minister, Torsten Bell, has argued.

Rachel Reeves has been accused by business lobby groups of clobbering the economy with the £25bn

increase

In the tumultuous German election campaign, which has been rocked by jaw-dropping US interference, a spate of violent attacks and rare fears for the country’s political stability, all eyes have been locked on the party most likely to finish second.

When the dust settles after Sunday’s vote and conservative opposition …

A former civil servant who was unfairly dismissed for blowing the whistle about the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan and Boris Johnson’s role in evacuating a pet charity from Kabul, says she now wants her job back.

Josie Stewart, 44, also hopes that her

successful case

Police are searching for a Chinese woman who escaped from a downtown

Panama

Zheng Lijuan was one of 299 migrants – from China, Afghanistan, Iran and …

A British tourist has died after seriously injuring himself while trekking in the Himalayas.

The man, who had gone on a short hike to the foot of the Dhauladhar mountain range in northern India with another British tourist, fell during his descent on Sunday evening and was taken down the …

Brazilian democrats have celebrated the strength of their country’s judiciary and institutions after the former president

Jair Bolsonaro

The US has added six Mexican cartels to its list of foreign terrorist organisations (FTOs), as it calls for the “total elimination” of the criminal groups trafficking drugs to the US.

Mexico’s two biggest organised crime groups, the

Jalisco New Generation

All the effort Kyiv had expended in wooing the White House, combining flattery with bribery and a share of Ukraine’s

mineral wealth

All America’s allies, …

Donald Trump’s media group and

the video platform Rumble

The suit against justice Alexandre de Moraes was filed …

Police in Scotland have made the first arrest of a protester who allegedly breached an exclusion zone around an abortion clinic, days after the US vice-president, JD Vance, spread inaccurate claims about Scotland’s rules.

The arrest of the 74-year-old woman took place as anti-abortion campaigners funded by the Texas-based group …