Former Labour MP convicted of six counts of expenses fraud
A former Labour MP who submitted fake expenses to fund a cocaine habit while in office has been convicted of fraud.
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Government's anti-terror programme needs 'major reform', Braverman says
Suella Braverman has said the government's anti-terror programme needs "major reform" to "better understand the threats we face and the ideology underpinning them".
Bird flu outbreak suspected after death of 20 swans in park
A suspected bird flu outbreak has killed 20 swans in an Edinburgh park.
Johnson becomes highest-earning MP - registering £4.8m in payments since leaving No 10
Boris Johnson has declared a nearly £2.5m advance payment for speaking events, bringing his earning this parliament up to £4.8m.
Major sudden stratospheric warming event 'now likely' - what is it and what does it mean for UK's weather?
This winter parts of the UK have already been hit by freezing temperatures and heavy snow - but a weather event likely taking place in the coming days has sparked fears the country could soon face an icy blast.
Zelenskyy cheered as he says 'freedom will win' during historic UK address
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has received a standing ovation and cheers from parliament as he called on the UK and the West to provide Ukraine with fighter jets during a surprise visit to London.
'Toxic culture': McDonald's sign legal agreement over sexual harassment complaints
McDonald's has signed a legal agreement with the equality watchdog amid concerns over how it has handled sexual harassment complaints made by UK staff.
Harry and Meghan must give testimony in Samantha Markle defamation case after request not to refused
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be made to give testimony under oath as part of a US defamation case brought by the duchess's half-sister - after a motion to block the testimonies was denied by a judge.
UK to swerve recession but a quarter of homes face cost of living struggle, think-tank predicts
The UK will avoid tipping into recession this year but a greater number of homes - one-in-four - will struggle to pay elevated bills, according to an economic think-tank.
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