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The party plans to use some of the money saved by reintroducing the two-child benefit cap to remove taxes on up to 30 days of reserve service per year

Britain also made £2 million of humanitarian funding available to help respond to the disaster

Downing Street issued a rebuke to both Ms Mahmood and Mr Tapp

Dr David Bull said he was speaking as a ‘friend and a colleague’

Foxes and other wildlife can easily become entangled in nets, which can cause stress and severe injuries

Rossi, 38, had been serving a jail sentence in Utah for raping two women in the state in 2008

The tax applies to firms with global digital revenues exceeding £500 million, where over £25 million of that income is generated from British users

Leon Osbourne also called a female colleague ‘hot stuff’ in text messages

Mohammed Fahir Amaaz was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court on Friday

Alex Ross and Dan Haygarth speak to people from around Britain about the Brexit referendum ten years on - and find out if they have changed their minds

Paul Street, 41, encouraged his team to bully a teenage detainee and asked a colleague to send him a sex video of a female suspect, the Old Bailey heard

Lucky Saint saw a 73 per cent rise on last year’s sales

The immigration minister has often caused a stir on social media

Dr David Bull said he was speaking as a ‘friend and a colleague’

Rachel Reeves’s ISA raid complicates what is supposed to be a simple product

Dozens of fire crews, police vehicles, and ambulances attended the airfield

The pair are facing legal proceedings will be extradited to the UK upon their conclusion to face a combined 21 charges

Cooper warns DIP will ‘have to go further’ after John Healey resigned over inadequate funding in the plan

Even though the King has made his tax bill public, much is still unknown about his personal fortune

Exclusive: Steven McBride’s sister has spoken of her anguish after an inquest found he felt ‘trapped, hopeless and frustrated’ on an IPP jail term

Newly released footage shows Digwa pretending to be unaware of Mr Nowak’s injuries and repeatedly accusing him of a racist attack

Medics have warned fans the combination of extreme heat and drinking alcohol can ‘catch people out’

Five navy ships have been involved in the monitoring of the Admiral Grigorovich

Villagers in Linton-On-Ouse previously thwarted an attempt to house migrants at a former military barracks

The husband will face a jury trial along with the thirteen co-defendants in September

Total spending on journeys across the 12-month period was £3,316,024

Greens become first major party blocked from receiving donations from its own leader

Prof Sohier El-Neil was sued by patient Deborah Biggadike after gynaecological surgery

Finbar Sullivan was allegedly kicked, punched and fatally stabbed in the early evening on Tuesday 7 April

The decision has been taken partly to increase public access to the landmark which is popular with visitors

Prof Sohier El-Neil was sued by patient Deborah Biggadike after gynaecological surgery

Liberal Democrat MP for Bicester and Woodstock Calum Miller said the failure to conduct a proper consultation with local communities is ‘extraordinary’

Floral tributes have been laid near the property

The boy is currently recovering in hopsital after being seriously injured

The record for the hottest June day ever could be broken again on Friday

The record for the hottest June day ever could be broken again on Friday

Network Rail said services operating in the Met Office’s red and amber zones should only be used ‘if absolutely necessary’

Neso paid about £11 million this week to make sure the amount of gas going into the grid met the amount being withdrawn by consumers

The decision has been taken partly to increase public access to the landmark which is popular with visitors

The boy is currently recovering in hopsital after being seriously injured

In a wide-ranging conversation marking 10 years since the EU referendum, the former Conservative prime minister talked about the impact of Brexit and Britain’s future relationship with Europe; past, present and future Prime Ministers and the state of politics today

Our community is divided on whether schools should close during heatwaves, but many agree Britain needs longer-term solutions – from adapting school buildings to rethinking term dates – as extreme temperatures become more common

Exclusive: In an interview for Independent TV with editor in chief Geordie Greig, former prime minister Sir John Major warned that being mayor of Manchester will not prepare Andy Burnham for challenges on the global stage

Exclusive: In a wide-ranging interview for The Independent with editor in chief Geordie Greig, the former PM warned that the UK is losing £100bn a year in trade and £40bn in tax receipts because of Brexit

As Britain experiences its hottest June day in history, experts demand that the government take action on key infrastructure, as thousands of schools shut down and three hospitals declare critical incidents

The King has taken the step of publishing his tax payments in a bid to aid clarity and accessibility around royal finances

The money will instead be spent on regenerating the local community