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A ship struck a bridge in Baltimore sending cars and people into the River Patapsco below
It is the first time the US has called for a halt to the fighting
The Chancellor has committed to keeping the triple lock system for increases to the state pension - insisting the "expensive" policy can be paid for through economic growth.
At least 133 now known to have died in attack on Moscow concert hall.
In a video statement Catherine said she was focused on making a full recovery
An inquiry found millions of women were not properly told of the rising state pension age
Data shows price rises have slowed again and inflation is set to meet the 2% target soon
The US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, says the entire population of Gaza is now at risk because of inadequate supplies of food.
Rishi Sunak insists on Tory unity despite talk of party discontent
Thousands of people have gathered at polling stations across Russia to protest against an election they say is rigged:
Vaughn Gething is set to become the First Minister of Wales -- and the first black leader of a European nation -- after he won the contest to lead the Welsh Labour party.
The US has warned that powerful synthetic drugs -- that have devastated American communities -- are spreading around the world.
The new extremism definition applies to, but does not criminalise, groups promoting an ideology based on "violence, hatred or intolerance".
The businessman Frank Hester donated £10 million to the Conservatives
Frank Hester reportedly said the MP Diane Abbott made him "want to hate all black women"
Princess Catherine said she was the person who digitally altered the image
Security has been tightened in Jerusalem, but officials say worshippers heading to the city's Al Aqsa mosque will not face restrictions.
The ship carrying desperately needed food and relief supplies is preparing to set sail
Operation Kenova investigated the agent who was codenamed Stakeknife
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has said tough decisions would be needed
Jeremy Hunt has announced a National Insurance cut and raised the child benefit threshold
Jeremy Hunt will unveil his Budget tomorrow -- the last before the general election
Several states had tried to block the former president from their presidential primaries
Mr Hunt ruled out borrowing money in order to pay for tax cuts in his budget on Wednesday
The US has used military planes to airdrop more than 30,000 meals into Gaza.
Attendees defied a heavy police presence to show support for Alexei Navalny
Officials in Gaza say 30,000 people have been killed there since Israeli offensive began
Iain Packer was sentenced to life almost two decades after Ms Caldwell's body was found
Henry Staunton also said he was asked to slow compensation for Horizon scandal victims
The former Conservative Party deputy chairman said Sadiq Khan was controlled by Islamists
Deputy PM defends Tory response to ex deputy party chairman's comments about London Mayor Sadiq Khan
The party suspends Lee Anderson over claims "islamists" had control over Sadiq Khan.
The move comes on the eve of the conflict's second anniversary
Dozens of MPs have called on Sir Lindsay Hoyle to stand down
Western officials: Russia has no "master plan" to achieve goal of seizing most of Ukraine
UN says it's transferred more than 30 patients from Nasser hospital, after Israeli raid. Indefinite hospital order given to killer of 3 people in Nottingham is to be reviewed.
In a video message, Alexei Navalny's widow, Yulia, says she'll continue his work and that she believes Vladimir Putin is behind her husband's death.
The World Health Organisation says the biggest hospital in southern Gaza is no longer working
Hundreds arrested in Russia after showing support for Alexei Navalny
Russia says Vladimir Putin's most vocal critic -- Alexei Navalny -- has died in prison -- triggering outrage in the West:
The Chancellor says the economy is resilient but Labour says the government's promise of growth is in tatters:
Israel says it has ordered Palestinians to leave the grounds of the hospital
Azhar Ali has apologised for comments he made about the attacks in Israel on October 7th
More than a million people have fled to the area from their homes elsewhere in Gaza
The head of NATO has issued a stern rebuke after Donald Trump suggested he might encourage Russia to attack Alliance members who didn't pay their dues.
6-year old was fleeing with relatives when they appear to have come across Israeli forces. Allies of Pakistan's jailed former PM, Imran Khan, say they'll try to form a government.
The settlement ends a four-year legal battle about phone hacking
Sir Keir Starmer confirmed his party's U-turn on green investment
The government is being urged to immediately help victims of two medical scandals.
Prince Harry has arrived back in the UK to visit his father at Clarence House