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Since returning to the presidency last month,

Donald Trump

Now, Denmark – which owns …

Peter Kay has defended his decision to throw hecklers out of a recent gig after a backlash from audience members who accused him of overreacting.

The comedian, who is doing the last leg of his record-breaking Better Late Than Never Again! tour this month, was heckled by two rowdy audience …

I Am Maximus, the easy winner of

last year’s Grand National

The Church of England has decided to hold off on full independence for its safeguarding operations in a move that is likely to dismay victims and survivors of abuse and falls short of expert advice.

Its ruling body, the General Synod, voted overwhelmingly to transfer most national safeguarding staff to …

The Home Office has been accused of quietly blocking thousands of refugees from applying for citizenship if they arrived in the UK by small boats or hidden in vehicles.

Guidance for staff assessing people who have applied for naturalisation says that, since Monday, applicants who have “made a dangerous journey …

See no evil. Hear no evil. Speak no evil. Hide under the duvet and hope the world forgets you exist.

Up until now, the UK government’s strategy for dealing with President Trump has worked out pretty much OK. Wherever possible, do nothing to create waves. To be ignored is very …

Super League’s 30th season gets under way on Thursday evening, with the biggest opening-night crowd in the competition’s history anticipated to watch the reigning champions, Wigan Warriors, take on their local rivals, Leigh Leopards. Matt Peet’s side completed an

historic quadruple

Here – maybe only for another two weeks – is how BP describes the progress of its current strategy: “Since we set out our strategy in 2020, our track record of delivery has given us increased confidence as we invest in BP’s transition and the energy transition,”