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The Scottish government has unveiled plans to scrap Westminster’s controversial two-child benefit cap to lift thousands of “children out of poverty”.

Scotland’s finance secretary, Shona Robison, said her budget for the coming year “offers hope for Scotland’s future”, announcing that the two-child cap on benefits would be scrapped in Scotland …

Late-night hosts talk Giving Tuesday,

Donald Trump

Jimmy Kimmel

Jimmy Kimmel

Police have carried out dawn raids in several cities in

Germany

Coordinated with Europol, the French security service and British police after months of intelligence-gathering, the raids …

The Australian economy is now so weak due to the Reserve Bank’s 13 interest rate hikes that were it not for commonwealth and state government spending and investment, we would now be in a recession and close to 100,000 more people would be out of work.

The trouble with GDP …

The prime minister has again refused to give more details on the resignation of his transport secretary over a fraud offence before she became an MP.

Keir Starmer refused repeatedly to elaborate on the “further information” that came to light leading to Louise Haigh

stepping down

The mood outside South Korea’s parliament was a mix of anger and bewilderment on Wednesday afternoon, hours after President Yoon Suk Yeol’s

shocking, albeit thwarted, declaration of martial law

The pre-dawn events caught many South Koreans off guard. Those who had slept through it awoke to the …

Ben Stokes has revealed a personal stand-off with the International Cricket Council about over-rate penalties, including his refusal as England captain to sign the relevant post-match paperwork as a protest against the system.

Speaking before the second Test against New Zealand in Wellington, and naming an unchanged England XI as …

With threats mounting inside and outside the EU’s borders and

Germany in paralysis

For Yoon Suk Yeol, it appears, the tables have turned.

In 2017 the then prosecutor general led the legal action to remove then-president

Park Geun-hye

Now, in the most bizarre, chaotic, few hours in recent South Korean …

The renationalising of train companies will not necessarily bring cheaper rail fares but should reduce cancellations and late trains, the UK transport secretary has suggested.

South Western Railway is to become the first train operator nationalised under the

Labour