Molly Blackall
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Shamima Begum loses appeal to restore British citizenship over national security concerns
The Supreme Court ruled in 2021 that national security concerns outweighed Ms Begum's right to appeal her citizenship loss in the UK → Read More
UK strikes: Government's new bill will lead to more walk outs, 50 leading rights groups warn
The Bill would hand ministers 'vast powers' to curb strike action, as well as permitting them to amend current and future laws with little scrutiny from Parliament, groups have warned → Read More
Leopard and Abrams tank donations not a silver bullet in Ukraine’s fight against Putin, experts say
Military experts warned the delivery into Ukraine would be a 'strategic and operational challenge' as a convoy of any Western manufactured tanks poses an 'exciting target' for Russian forces (Photo: Petras Malukas/Getty) → Read More
Latest strikes updates as 100,000 civil servants and ambulance staff vow to walk out
The BMA is meeting the Health Secretary at 10am to discuss an ongoing NHS dispute over pay and conditions → Read More
NHS pressure ‘unbearable’ as hospitals start warning patients to stay away from A&E unless they are dying
The heads of the British Medical Association, Society for Acute Medicine and Royal College of Emergency Medicine said staff are desperately trying to keep up with intense demand at hospitals nationwide → Read More
Just four Lionesses get New Year Honours after winning England's first major trophy since 1966
The chair of the Sports Honours Committee said the decision to recognise less than a handful of players was taken in part because the victory was 'a European competition and not a world one' → Read More
Pele: Brazil enters three days of mourning as preparations for football legend's monumental funeral begin
Pele is hoisted on the shoulders of his teammates after Brazil won the World Cup final against Italy, 4-1, in Mexico City's Estadio Azteca, June 21, 1970. (Photo: AP) → Read More
Fashion designer Dame Vivienne Westwood dies aged 81
The fashion giant died peacefully surrounded by her family, her representative said → Read More
Birmingham stabbing: Man, 23, dies after being stabbed on dancefloor of The Crane nightclub on Boxing Day
The man, who has not been named, died at the scene → Read More
King's first Christmas speech: Charles pays tribute to Queen and discusses cost of living 'hardship'
The new monarch did not mention Prince Harry and Meghan amid a deepening rift → Read More
First King's speech set to pay tribute to Queen
King Charles is spending Christmas at Sandringham with his family, including the Prince and Princess of Wales and their three young children. (Photo: Toby Melville, Reuters) → Read More
Wallasey Village: Woman dead and three in hospital after Christmas Eve shooting in Merseyside pub
Three men were also taken to hospital with gunshot wounds → Read More
Three dead and 43 rescued after small boat incident in Channel, Government sources say
Lifeboats, helicopters and navy vessels are understood to be working in the Channel → Read More
When are the strikes this week? Full list of planned train, Royal Mail and NHS nurse strike dates
Nurses, rail workers and bus drivers are among those set to walk out this week → Read More
Pro-Qatar World Cup social media posts pumped out by 'bot farm' in Bangladesh, analysts say
Analysts discovered 69 'inauthentic accounts' on Facebook and Twitter in Bangladesh, with 18 concentrated in a suspected network in the capital of Dhaka → Read More
US midterms results: Flop for Donald Trump won’t silence election deniers for long, conspiracy experts warn
Candidates backed by the ex-president largely failed to secure the landslide wins he was hoping for → Read More
From Trump to abortion rights and gun laws, how the US midterms became a battle for the soul of America
With so much at stake this election, tonight, campaigners and candidates are holding their breath. → Read More
'Children are dying': Inside Uvalde, a city gripped by a bitter political divide on gun laws
One state senator said gun violence had become 'the most important issue in my life' → Read More
Money paid by UK to Rwanda for migrant deportations is not being scrutinised, says country’s opposition leader
Human rights outlets have expressed concern about a lack of opposition or free press in Rwanda → Read More
Boris Johnson returns to UK from holiday amid Tory leadership race rumours, as Rishi Sunak wins support to run
Rishi Sunak has received the backing of 100 MPs - the threshold to participate in the contest → Read More