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Dropping tuition fee pledge ‘deeply disappointing’, Starmer told
Sir Keir Starmer is facing criticism after confirming that Labour is set to ‘move on’ from his commitment to abolish tuition fees.
How many of Sir Keir Starmer’s 10 pledges still stand?
The Labour leader said the ‘vast majority’ of the promises he made during the leadership election were still valid, but are they?
Furious driver plows through Just Stop Oil demonstrators in London
The incident occurred on Holloway Road in north London.
Lady Victoria Hervey says she would arrest anti-monarchists ahead of Coronation and release them after
Around 1,200 people have pledged to attend already, according to Republic.
Money paid to BP and Shell shareholders since 2010 would fund NHS for a year
"We need a proper windfall and the building out of a public energy system", Mathew Lawrence said in response.
The ‘Godfather of AI’ warns of dangers as he quits Google
"I thought the idea that this stuff could get smarter than people was way off. Obviously, I no longer think that."
BP profit more than £500m higher than expected
Oil giant BP’s profit was more than half a billion pounds more than expected in the first three months of the year.
Trial for Chris Packham’s libel claim set to begin
Chris Packham is suing three men for libel over nine online articles claiming he defrauded people into donating to the charity.
Wokefest: Town arranges ‘anti-hate festival’ to derail Katie Hopkins shows
Unlucky, mate. Katie Hopkins' big day out in Swansea looks like it will now be thrown off-course by a much bigger, more 'impromptu' event.