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“We have seen it across the political map, whereby over and over and over again, the baseline from 2024, Democrats are consistently outperforming it.” CNN ch…

The bars are now being described by Nestlé as being “encased in a smooth milk chocolate flavour coating”

A fundraising gala will launch The Hunt Family Fund in memory of Mr Hunt’s wife and two daughters who were murdered in their home.

Mr Zelensky recently met the leaders of Britain, Germany and France in London and the heads of Nato and the EU in Brussels, before heading to Italy.

The August strikes saw thousands of patients have their appointments cancelled

Writer: Michael McKeever Director: Alan Souza At a time when same sex couples are able to get married in most Western territories, it seems that many others are losing interest in matrimony. This irony is not lost in American playwright Michael McKeever’s 2022 play, Daniel’s Husband, receiving its United Kingdom premiere here. The writer took

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Accusing Zelenskyy of using war to avoid an election and accusing Europe of being weak and not coming up with anything: Donald Trump is piling on the pressur…

Marcin Zaborowski, Europe Editor at TVP World, joined us today to explain Ukraine’s new 20-point peace plan, reduced from the initial 28 after talks with Eur…

Passengers, transport staff and bus drivers in the West Midlands, UK, say there is a growing national trend of antisocial behaviour on public transport.One d…

Iceland joins four other nations in a boycott, after the organiser declined to hold a vote over Israel’s involvement.

Helmet cam footage of an American soldier capturing Russian soldiers has gone viral on Telegram. It was filmed by former US marine Bruce, who is fighting in …

Gareth is described as 5ft 8in, clean-shaven and bald – he was last seen in Paddington

The vote comes just weeks after Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro began serving his 27 years long sentence for an attempted coup. It still needs to be approved by the Senate.

The 44-year-old Mr Cerimedo’s first brush with prominence was in Brazil in 2022. | World News

The ban, a world-first, has been applauded by families looking to take back power from tech giants. But questions remain about its enforceability.

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The daughter of Venezuela’s opposition leader María Corina Machado spoke of the country’s fight for democracy as she accepted this year’s Nobel Peace Prize in Norway on behalf of her mother, who was unable to attend the event.

Italy’s national cuisine has become the first entire gastronomic style to be recognized by UNESCO, the UN’s cultural body — a status that should help protect it from imitators.

The fighting erupted again following a skirmish on Sunday that injured two Thai soldiers. It has derailed a ceasefire pushed by US President Donald Trump. | World News

The petition claims Hammersmith and Fulham Council’s plans for Wandsworth Bridge Road would worsen congestion and safety, something the local authority disputes

Instacart, an online grocery delivery service, is being accused of charging shoppers different prices without their knowledge, with some items costing 20% more.

A new documentary exposes how serial abuser John Smyth evaded justice for decades, and how failures within the Church of England led to Archbishop Justin Welby’s resignation

New research shows orange juice influences genes tied to blood pressure, inflammation and cholesterol.

Mulligans opens tomorrow in Romford with electro-shuffle, Sixes Cricket batting cages, crazy golf and sports screens.

A musical about Gypsy Rose Blanchard called ‘Dypsy!’ has been in production since 2024, and addresses society’s obsession with true crime

Harlow – Queensgate will be screening several Christmas classics this weekend.

Silvertime Casino wants to move from its current location next to Hyde Park to Notting Hill Gate

Police were initially dispatched to the wrong location, investigators told senators.

A community group has formed in opposition to Bexley Council’s plans to build the homes in Bexleyheath

The last time so much wealth was tied up in such obscure overlapping arrangements was just before the 2008 financial crisis.

A Rainham man has been ordered to pay £1,330 after failing to pay a penalty notice for throwing a cigarette from his vehicle in Dagenham.

Carmela Chillery-Watson was recognised for her services to charitable fundraising.

Julien Stephan gives his reaction to a stunning QPR win at Loftus Road, where Kieran Morgan’s belting goal in the final seconds against Birmingham took Rangers into the Championship top six. Rangers have won four of their past five matches – and three in a row at home. Get the latest direct to your phone […]

Mitch Winehouse is bringing legal action against her stylist, Naomi Parry, and friend, Catriona Gourlay, for hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Gareth, 45, has been missing since last Wednesday after leaving his son’s hospital bedside in Paddington

Whether a London man will face a dangerous offender designation for fatally stabbing his neighbour at a boarding house is uncertain.

The new Greyfriars Square in the City of London is planned to be 3,500 sq metres in size

Since taking over the State Department in January, Marco Rubio has systematically dismantled DEI programmes.

The former world darts champion was made an MBE at Windsor Castle.

Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands and Slovenia have already announced that they will not take part

Residents will have to wait longer than expected to use the long-anticipated East Croydon rail bridge, after delays pushed its opening date back to…

Fellow writers have paid tribute after bestselling author Sophie Kinsella died at the age of 55 – three years after being diagnosed with an…

It’s said to be home to around 15 or 16 ghosts, including its former owner Elizabeth Murray, the Duchess of Lauderdale, her dog and a heartbroken servant

The old rail system was built to carry mail between sorting offices and was a far cry from the image of postmen and postwomen trudging across the city or delivery vans navigating London’s busy roads

Britons have been awoken to the ground roaring and shaking after the shallow earthquake

14 people died after heavy snowfall and rain

It is a big week for the Princess of Wales

Former royal butler Paul Burrell took part in the programme in 2004

Around 1,000 police officers are being deployed in London to prevent clashes between protesters with opposing views