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The Kremlin has said that Russia will never consider exchanging occupied Ukrainian land for parts of its Kursk region, dismissing a proposal outlined by Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Guardian.

Zelenskyy revealed in an

hour-long interview earlier this week

An NHS trust has been fined £1.6m after admitting it failed to provide safe care and treatment to three babies who died within months of one other – the first time a trust has been prosecuted more than once for maternity failures.

Nottingham university hospitals NHS trust (NUH) pleaded guilty …

The cost of flights from France will rise next month when the government more than doubles its “solidarity tax” on tickets.

The French government has said the increases are fair on ecological and fiscal grounds but critics say it will hit France’s ability to compete globally.

Airlines are expected to …

A women’s football academy will be built over public green space and a rewilded former golf course after Enfield council approved controversial plans by Tottenham Hotspur football club.

The council, which handed Spurs a 25-year lease for 53 hectares (130 acres) of Whitewebbs Park in north London, has backed plans …

The department store chain Beales is to close its last remaining shop, in Poole, for the second time as it blamed rising costs linked to Rachel Reeves’s budget for a failed rescue attempt.

The 144-year-old retail institution, which first opened its doors in Bournemouth in 1881,

collapsed …

English cricket completed arguably its greatest transformation in living memory on Wednesday after Southern Brave became the eighth and final franchise to be bought in the landmark Hundred sale.

As expected, Hampshire’s owners GMR Group – co-owners of Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League – have secured the 49% …

A consortium led by the former Formula One team owner Eddie Jordan has bought

London Irish

The financial crisis forced the club to enter administration after the …

“I hated cricket, I didn’t really enjoy playing it, I just had to do it because it was a job.” Last week

Tom Banton gave a revealing interview

One of the UK’s biggest providers of motor finance has warned it expects to set aside up to £165m in the first half of its financial year to cover possible legal and compensation costs as a result of the

car loans commission scandal

Close Brothers said it …

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has rubbished claims that Boris Johnson scuppered a possible peace deal between Ukraine and Russia in spring 2022, calling them “illogical” in an interview with the Guardian.

“There were several approaches with ultimatums and I never gave my approval for it,” said Zelenskyy of Russian demands for ending …