Kim Jong Un enjoys parade celebrating 110th anniversary of grandfather's birth
Children’s physical activity levels remained below national guidelines even after Covid restrictions were lifted in Britain, a new study shows, suggesting lockdowns have had long-term impacts on exercise.
Shadow Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband says the government should introduce a windfall tax on energy firms to help families struggling with the cost of living crisis. .
The retailer’s sales were boosted during the pandemic as locked down Britons hired tradespeople to spruce up their properties and gardens.
Sweden on Sunday night joined Finland in announcing its intention to join Nato, demonstrating to Russia that “aggression does not pay”, the chief of the alliance has said.
A leading animal charity in south Essex says the strains of the cost-of-living crisis are hitting pet owners hard.
On Saturday, over 1300 people took part in the Race for Life at Lydiard Park in Swindon.
The European Union has not yet found agreement on a sixth package of sanctions against Russia, its top diplomat Josep Borrell said after a meeting of the bloc's foreign ministers in Brussels on Monday. "Unhappily, it has not been possible to reach an agreement today," Borrell told reporters. He said foreign ministers had decided, however, to provide an additional 500 million euros for arms purchases in support of Kyiv, taking the total sum of money the EU has earmarked for that purpose to 2 billion euros.
Most of the top 10 fastest growing city economies by the end of 2023 will be in the South or East of England, a new report suggests.
The Bank branch of London Underground’s Northern line resumed service on Monday after a 17-week closure. A new train tunnel and passenger concourse have been completed at Bank station in the heart of the City of London.
Scenes outside the Calfiornia church tageted by shooting
The energy regulator said that it might insert two new reviews a year, one in January and another in July.
New chief inspector of constabulary Andy Cooke said forces should concentrate on dealing with real crimes and keeping the public safe.
Coleen Rooney has admitted trolling directed at Rebekah Vardy after her 'Wagatha Christie' post was "disgusting". In a viral social media post in October 2019, Mrs Rooney said she had carried out a "sting operation" and accused Mrs Vardy of leaking "false stories" about her private life to the press - prompting her to be dubbed "Wagatha Christie". Mrs Vardy, who is married to Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy, denies leaking stories to the media and is suing her fellow footballer's wife for libel.
Policing minister Kit Malthouse has described police stop-and-search powers as “quite a blunt instrument”, but says he feels “there is a place for it in the police armoury against knife crime”. Mr Malthouse added: “We have to make sure stop and search is done with respect”. He was speaking on a patrol with police officers in Peterborough as part of a week-long anti-knife crime initiative.
‘You just know this is going to be a meme forever,’ one person said
The Labour politician said the Government was laughing at the British people after a Champagne bottle was auctioned off as a partygate souvenir.
Check out M&S' new homeware collection in collaboration with British brand Fired Earth.
Officers made arrests for rape, sexual assault, conversive behaviour and other crimes as police cracked down on "high harm offenders" over the weekend.
Poll in most populous state, North Rhine-Westphalia, also casts doubt on support for Olaf Scholz
A YORK man and his 76-year-old father have battled through a hailstorm to conquer Yorkshire's Three Peaks and help people affected by the war in Ukraine.
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