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Julian Assange wins temporary reprieve from extradition
Two judges at the High Court adjourned their decision over whether the WikiLeaks founder can appeal against his extradition to the United States.
Michael Gove found guilty of standards breach
Michael Gove offered his ‘profuse apologies’ for failing to declare three pairs of tickets and VIP hospitality at Queens Park Rangers games.
Papa Johns to shut 43 ‘underperforming’ UK restaurants
It will close the restaurants by mid-May following a consultation process, Papa Johns International said.
1.6 mile Baltimore bridge collapses after being struck by ship
Authorities say they are working to rescue at least seven people after multiple vehicles fell into the water.
Farage cuts a puzzled figure as he turns up to tractor protest in London
Well if it isn't the consequences of your own actions, Nigel...
Shapps: No connection whatsoever between Moscow terror attack and Ukraine
An affiliate of the so-called Islamic State terror group has claimed responsibility for the attack on Crocus City Hall.
Health sec grilled over payout for women who missed out on scans despite cancer risk
Health Secretary Victoria Atkins was asked if a woman ‘has gone on to receive a diagnosis’ whether she would be eligible for compensation.
Dan Wootton names 50 worst people in the UK today but neglects to include himself
The list has been described as a "rollcall of those who, unlike GB News, have Britain's best interests at heart" by Femi.
NZ-EU free trade deal that ‘puts UK FTA to shame’ to be ratified
This deal shows that, rather than freeing the UK to make deals that better suit our national interest, "Brexit has diminished our deal-making leverage", Mike Galsworthy said.