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Keir Starmer sidelined at NATO summit as he’s snapped in third row

Sir Keir Starmer was pictured on the third row of a NATO photocall yesterday, prompting mockery and claims of a “snub” in some quarters. The British prime minister is among dozens of leaders and...

Disaster for Rachel Reeves as economy set to shrink despite repeated growth pledge

Rachel Reeves is heading for a major blow in the coming days as forecasters say figures will show Britain’s economy shrank in the second quarter of 2025. Despite repeated pledges to get the economy...

Gen Z and Millennials lead the charge in reviving 90s fashion trends

Brits have spoken - and it's a resounding thumbs-up for 90s fashion. From Doc Martens to 'The Rachel' haircut, a poll of 2,000 adults has revealed the nation's most treasured trends from the iconic...

Russia's economy is down but not out

Russia's economy is down but not out1 day agoDaniel ThomasBusiness reporterGetty ImagesSince its illegal invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Russia has become the most sanctioned nation on Earth, and yet...

Popular Tenerife beach closed for the summer over 'safety concerns'

Hidden away within the protected natural area of El Rincón, this picturesque spot on the northern coast of Tenerife has long been admired for its unspoilt beauty and striking volcanic black sands....

Donald Trump breaks silence with bizarre rant after Iran launches revenge attack

Donald Trump has responded after Iran launched a series of missile attacks at US airbases in the Middle East. Targets in Qatar, Bahrain and Iraq were fired at on Monday in response to America's...

What we know about Iranian attack on a US base in Qatar

What we know about Iranian attack on a US base in Qatar16 minutes agoSean SeddonBBC NewsUSAFIran has launched missiles at a US military base in Qatar, in what it said was retaliation for American...

Russia's economy is down but not out

Russia's economy is down but not out10 hours agoDaniel ThomasBusiness reporterGetty ImagesSince its illegal invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Russia has become the most sanctioned nation on Earth, and yet...

What is the Strait of Hormuz and why does it matter?

Strait of Hormuz: What happens if Iran shuts global oil corridor?25 minutes agoGavin ButlerBBC NewsReporting fromSingapore BBC PersianGetty ImagesThere is considerable speculation that Iran might...

Retaliate now, later or never: What Iran's next move could be

Retaliate now, later or never: What Iran's next move could beJust nowFrank GardnerBBC security correspondentReutersIran has responded furiously to the overnight US airstrikes on three of its nuclear...

NHS sending patients abroad for treatment as health service on the brink

The NHS is sending an increasing number of patients abroad for treatment in what an expert described as a “terrible indictment” of the state of the health service. Overseas treatments in nations...

‘A New Dawn for Medicine’ - Leading Medic Calls for End to ‘One Size Fits All’ Healthcare

One of the UK's top doctors has launched a blistering attack on Britain’s “monochrome” health system - calling for a revolution in the way we treat patients.Speaking at the Beyond Pills...

New Reform UK chairman says Farage will be PM - as he vows to fight for British farmers

David Bull has taken over from Zia Yusuf as chairman of Reform UK (Image: Jonathan Buckmaster)A phone call from Nigel Farage changed David Bull’s life – and now the doctor turned television...

UK hot weather: Met Office expert explains how to sleep through 'tropical nights'

Brits bask in bliss as the mercury soars to a sizzling 32.2C, crowning it the hottest day of the year thus far!And there's more heat on the horizon, with temperatures set to climb even higher -...

Brits could face extra holiday fee thanks to EU debt

British tourists could be hit with higher entry fees into the EU as part of a scheme to bolster the bloc's tax revenues. The EU is mulling over the idea of taxing foreign visitors to help repay a...

French prisoner escapes in fellow inmate's bag, officials say

Conclave fails to elect new pope as black smoke rises above the Vatican

Huge blow for Kemi Badenoch as former Tory Party chairman announces defection to Reform

Gisèle Pelicot given France's highest award

Brits could soon be fined £100 for swearing in beloved UK seaside towns

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Search Results for "quarter"

Keir Starmer sidelined at NATO summit as he’s snapped in third row

Disaster for Rachel Reeves as economy set to shrink despite repeated growth pledge

Gen Z and Millennials lead the charge in reviving 90s fashion trends

Russia's economy is down but not out

Popular Tenerife beach closed for the summer over 'safety concerns'

Donald Trump breaks silence with bizarre rant after Iran launches revenge attack

What we know about Iranian attack on a US base in Qatar

Russia's economy is down but not out

What is the Strait of Hormuz and why does it matter?

Retaliate now, later or never: What Iran's next move could be

NHS sending patients abroad for treatment as health service on the brink

‘A New Dawn for Medicine’ - Leading Medic Calls for End to ‘One Size Fits All’ Healthcare

New Reform UK chairman says Farage will be PM - as he vows to fight for British farmers

UK hot weather: Met Office expert explains how to sleep through 'tropical nights'

Brits could face extra holiday fee thanks to EU debt

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