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TikTok will be banned from UK government phones amid security concerns around the Chinese-owned video app, Cabinet Office minister Oliver Dowden has announced.
TikTok will be banned from UK government phones amid security concerns around the Chinese-owned video app, Cabinet Office minister Oliver Dowden has announced.
Jamie Hepburn was appointed to the position this week.
Joe Biden will not attend the King’s Coronation next month, The Telegraph understands.
A FORMER Cabinet Secretary has called for the SNP’s rules to be changes so that Humza Yousaf’s sacking of Keith Brown can never be repeated.
Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu promised to increase the supply of ammunition to Russian forces in Ukraine during a visit to the headquarters of Moscow's troops fighting in the country on Saturday. Shoigu's visit came as Kyiv ordered 100 Rosomak multi-purpose armoured vehicles from Poland. Follow our live blog for all the latest developments on the war in Ukraine. All times are Paris time (GMT+2) 12:58pm: Kyiv says Russian UN Security Council presidency is 'symbolic blow'A top Ukrainian o
HUMZA Yousaf has had his new Government line-up approved by MSPs amid controversy over two ministerial appointments.
West Lindsey District Council has launched legal action against the Home Office to challenge the decision to use a local Royal Air Force station as a site for asylum accommodation.
The town infamous for a massacre at hands of Russia has become a symbol of Ukraine’s reconstruction effort, but experts say the influx of money from the west will bring challenges in such a corrupt country
Holyrood's presiding officer has announced a security crackdown after environmental protestors created chaos at Humza Yousaf's debut First Minister's Questions.
Event held hours after Rishi Sunak told MPs he had no interest to declare over new scheme
End headline-grabbing policymaking on social justice, equality and poverty eradication, say charities
Ukraine's top security agency notified a top Orthodox priest Saturday that he was suspected of justifying Russia's aggression amid a bitter dispute over a famed Orthodox monastery. Metropolitan Pavel, the abbot of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra monastery, Ukraine’s most revered Orthodox site, has strongly resisted the authorities' order to vacate the complex. Earlier in the week, he cursed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, threatening him with damnation.
Left-wing leaders have seized control of devolution and are using it to push unpopular policies on voters, Tory MPs have warned Michael Gove.
The Florida government will pay two law firms hefty fees just to get themselves out of a mess they previously made.
The Met Police, which has more than 30,000 officers, has blocked mobile-phone access to TikTok and most other social-media apps
WAS it the briefest political honeymoon on record? It might well be. After emerging victorious in a carnaptious leadership campaign, Humza Yousaf took office this week, intent on making a fresh start with a new Cabinet. He knows better than anyone the scale of the task facing him.
GOP lawmakers just put forth over 500 ideas on areas they might want to cut spending, with some including typos like "Educcation" and "Enironmental."
Watch live as King Charles III tours an ecovillage near Berlin as part of his state visit to Germany on Thursday, 30 March. Produce at the 2,300-hectare farm is made according to strict organic standards. Charles will be shown the cheese-making process at the farm and meet young trainees.
The UK’s food watchdog was “hoodwinked” by an alleged rogue meat supplier, MPs have been told, as the Environment Secretary threatened to bring the body under her control.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will push back on Russia's attempts to "weaponize energy" and rally support for a Ukrainian counteroffensive when he meets NATO foreign ministers in Brussels next week, an official said on Thursday. A meeting of the U.S.-EU Energy Council will focus on joint efforts to "blunt Russia's attempts to weaponize energy ... (and) bolstering energy supplies for the coming winters," Dereck Hogan, the State Department's principal deputy assistant secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs, told reporters.
Legal advice presented to ministers over a potential challenge to the UK Government’s blocking of gender reforms is unlikely to be published, a spokesman for the First Minister has said...