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The Foreign Secretary said he will not shy away from addressing human rights issues or the situation in Hong Kong if he travels to Beijing.

The National Audit Office found that household recycling rates in England had ‘stalled’ over the last decade.

Figures showed days off due to anxiety, stress, depression and other psychiatric illnesses made up almost a quarter of absences in February.

The artwork depicts workers at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital during the pandemic.

Findings from the first part of a mammoth public inquiry into undercover policing were published on Thursday.

Nicola Sturgeon, who was Scotland’s first minister during the coronavirus pandemic, said the Scottish Government ‘did our best’.

Business minister Nus Ghani claimed that trade is thriving post-Brexit,

The Court of Appeal’s decision was announced by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Burnett during a short hearing in London.

Remarks from eight separate Conservative politicians were named in the panel’s report.

The consumer rights group claimed the Civil Aviation Authority ‘should be doing more’ to pursue court action against law-breaking carriers.

Households made the the highest level of withdrawals from banks and building societies in May since monthly Bank of England records started in 1997.

The probe aims to shed light on dark energy and dark matter – two of the universe’s greatest mysteries.

The Privileges Committee named MPs including Nadine Dorries, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and Dame Priti Patel in its report.

The Court of Appeal’s decision was announced on Thursday morning.

At an event to mark Pride, the Labour leader renewed a commitment to ensure employees are ‘free of harassment’ and ‘able to be entirely themselves’.

The Privileges Committee issued a special report criticising senior allies of the former PM for their actions.

A woman who was attacked by former Downing Street aide Mark Adams has launched a petition against moving him to the open prison estate.

They believe contaminated liquid may be spilling from a landfill into the Ironbridge Gorge, a world-famous symbol of the Industrial Revolution.

Data shows staff absences reached a higher level than during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.

Three judges will give their decisions on an appeal against the High Court’s decision on Thursday.