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Tens of thousands of Israeli protesters take to the streets in call for early elections
Israelis have packed central Jerusalem in the largest anti-government protest since the country went to war in October.
Ministers facing revolt over plans to criminalise rough sleeping
Conservative former minister Sir Iain Duncan Smith is among those backing efforts to scrap new police powers to move on rough sleepers.
More than 250 patients a week ‘die needlessly due to long A&E waits’
Dr Adrian Boyle, president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, said excessively long waits continue to put patients at risk of serious harm.
Liz Truss mega-fan Joe Lycett hilariously mimics ludicrous lamb pic
The former PM has been mocked after posing with an uncomfortable-looking lamb outside a derelict church.
Boat Race: Oxford captain laments ‘poo in the water’, as teammates hit by E.Coli
Well, this is nothing short of a national embarrassment. Saturday's Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge was marred by sewage.
HS2 chaos leads to closure of historic train factory in the new home of Great British Railways
Taxpayers, high skilled workers and commuters are all paying the price for the mismanagement of HS2 by the Government
Tory MPs call for crime rates to be published for migrant nationalities
The group, led by ex-immigration minister Robert Jenrick, believe this would allow the Home Office to toughen restrictions on certain nations.
Lee Anderson debates whether women should be allowed to vote
Assertions that women don't pay taxes or "do the hard jobs" went unchallenged by the new Reform UK MP on his GB News show.
Post Office aware of Horizon faults during court battles, secret report shows
The Post Office knew sub-postmasters may be blameless but continued to fight them in court regardless.