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One-third of UK adults will run out of money by the end of January, survey says
The survey states most people start to rely on credit to ease their financial hardship.
Home Office accused of lying about clearing asylum backlog by statistics watchdog
UK Statistics Authority chairman Sir Robert Chote said the ‘episode may affect public trust’.
BBC responds to criticism over its reporting of Israel genocide case at ICJ
Questions have been raised after the BBC broadcast uninterrupted coverage of Israel's defence at The Hague after shunning South Africa's oral submissions.
Eni Aluko leaves UK following online abuse sparked by Joey Barton
Aluko said she ‘felt like something is going to happen to me’
UK departure from ECHR would be akin to Brexit 2.0
"The possible departure of the UK from the ECHR would be utterly catastrophic," Sir Nick Harvey said.
Rwandan president offers Britain a refund
Asked about the current political and legal obstacles around the deal witht he country, Paul Kagame said that it was "not Rwanda's problem".
Home Office shelves plans to acquire more asylum accommodation barges
It comes as the Bibby Stockholm in Dorset has been beset by problems.
GB News record-breaking NYE viewing numbers get revised down heavily
Thoughts and prayers are with all those at GB News at this difficult time.
Fujitsi urged to make £10m ‘initial contribution’ towards Horizon compensation
It would be a fraction of the £2 billion Fujitsu will take out of the Horizon IT system over the lifetime of this contract.