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First UK neighbourhood health centres could be on your street in weeks

The first neighbourhood health services will be rolled out in England's most deprived areas from September, the Government has said.Council bosses and local health chiefs have been urged to apply to...

Angela Rayner 'could put Tory legend Norman Tebbit's achievements into reverse'

Britons have mourned the death of Lord Tebbit and paid tribute to a giant of Thatcherism who defied terrorists and militant Left-wingers. Conservatives saluted a “hero” of the party who...

Liam Gallagher spotted 'reading off teleprompter' at gig as he 'forgets' Oasis lyrics

Fans were left baffled after Liam Gallagher reportedly had a hard time remembering his own lyrics during the Oasis reunion tour. The Gallagher brothers made their much-anticipated return to the stage...

Brian Cox admits he's 'constantly' thinking about his death

Actor Brian Cox admits he is “constantly” thinking about death. The 79-year-old Succession star says he often wonders how he will meet his demise.Brian’s acting career has spanned over six...

Ringo Starr’s tense relationship with famous son who was fired from The Who

When Zak Starkey was sacked from his role as The Who's drummer, not once but twice, in May this year following a dispute with frontman Roger Daltrey , his father The...

Killer whales spotted giving gifts to humans in random acts of kindness

One of the world’s greatest predators seemingly invites humans for lunch by attempting to share prey with people, according to a new study. Over two decades, more than 30 cases were recorded of...

UK weather maps show date second 35C scorcher hits England in days

Sweltering 35C weather is on its way to scorch England as the latest weather maps show the date when the blistering heat will blast the country. WXCharts maps have turned a volcanic red indicating...

Rachel Reeves's tears are rational – Labour rebels have forced her to raise taxes

The Crying Game has always been part of British politics. Winston Churchill, our greatest national leader, was famously lachrymose whether in adversity or triumph, while the departures of Margaret...

Hidden inscriptions found inside Great Pyramid rewrite the history of who REALLY built it

Archaeologists have uncovered extraordinary new inscriptions inside Egypt’s Great Pyramid, finally confirming who really built the iconic monument 4,500 years ago — and shattering the long-held...

Prince William is helping those 'screwed by society' as ex-PM compares him to Diana

The Prince of Wales opened up on his mission to help those who have been “screwed over by society” as he celebrated the second anniversary of his homelessness initiative, Homewards, yesterday....

Keir Starmer is so cowardly he might as well be in hiding as national emergency looms

Keir Starmer may have won a landslide victory, but first year in office has already exposed the deep flaws in his leadership. Far from providing the “serious government” he promised, Starmer is...

Charli XCX, Neil Young and Scissor Sisters give Glastonbury goosebumps

Charli XCX, Neil Young and Scissor Sisters give Glastonbury goosebumps10 hours agoMark SavageMusic CorrespondentReporting fromGlastonbury FestivalGetty ImagesSaturday was a night of four headliners...

Britain is in a dangerous place – it needs a Conservative answer to a changing world

Before his death in 1806, William Pitt the Younger was credited with saving Europe from Napoleon. His reply remains one of the most powerful statements in British political history: “England has...

Donald Trump responds to claim trucks spotted 'removing uranium' before US strikes on Iran

Donald Trump has denied suggestions that trucks moved loads of highly enriched uranium from a key Iranian nuclear site before huge strikes by US forces. Satellite imagery taken days before the...

Pretty country named the 'most family-friendly' in Europe and it's not Spain

A beautiful European country has been named the 'most family-friendly' for summer holidays – and it's not France, Spain, or Portugal. Though others may steal the spotlight, the Telegraph has...