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The association called on the next government to provide increased funding and empower local authorities to build homes and drive economic growth.

The politicians clashed over D-Day and support for war veterans, immigration and the state of the NHS.

A prosecutor has shown a murder trial jury footage of a video call which they say a Bangladeshi restaurant worker made to his wife’s lover as he killed her.

A new collective case against the e-commerce powerhouse is the largest ever launched by British retailers.

The resignations of Lord Sumption and Lord Collins followed the conviction of 14 pro-democracy legislators and activists of ‘conspiracy to commit subversion.’

The report found the mothers were older, more likely to be obese, have comorbidities, and were more likely to be from Africa, Asia, or the Middle East.

Both the Labour and Conservative parties dominated the fundraising landscape this quarter, each receiving around £9 million in donations.

The Labour Party had alleged that five individuals, including Mr. Corbyn’s former chief of staff, had leaked a ‘controversial report’ into anti-Semitism.

The findings are part of an analysis revealing that at least one in four children are living in poverty in two-thirds of parliamentary constituencies.

The UK absorbed the largest amount of Chinese FDI since 2000, but the trend changed in recent years with reduced mergers.

Police Scotland’s policy on recording non-crime hate incidents has been updated to reflect freedom of expression requirements.

The disorder affects 2 percent of Britain’s population, but is said to be an illness that’s typically neglected and lacking research funding.

New research highlights the direct impact the cost-of-living crisis is having on British school children.

King Charles III led an 80th anniversary ceremony to remember the British servicemen who lost their lives in Normandy on D-Day.

The report said there was ‘no realistic way’ of dealing with the issues facing universities without thinking about the future shape and size of the sector.

In a public intervention, a Turkish representative told a Unesco summit there’s no record showing the Ottoman Empire sold the works to Lord Elgin.

The chairman of the Conservative Party, Richard Holden, was put on a shortlist of one for the vacant Tory stronghold of Basildon and Billericay.

Britons believe that their local high streets offer an inappropriate mix of stores, a countywide poll has revealed.

Vaughan Gething has indicated that he will remain despite no longer having the confidence of the Senedd.

Dubbed the ‘King Kong’ of the weight loss jabs, it is said to be more powerful than its rivals and can now be given to obese people by their GPs.