Reform UK returns unlawful donations
Overseas contributions breach election law Reform UK has been forced to return almost £200,000 in unlawful donations this year – more than any.
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HIV cases hit record low
England sees continued fall in new diagnoses New HIV diagnoses in England have fallen for the sixth year running, according to new data.
Sport
New boss of football regulator
Richard Monks to lead new watchdog The newly formed Independent Football Regulator (IFR) has appointed Richard Monks as its first Chief Executive Officer,.
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Channel Smugglers change tactics
Surge in crossings despite crackdown Britain’s border security commander has warned that people-smuggling gangs are rapidly adapting their methods, undermining efforts to cut.
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Reeves faces £22bn fiscal gap
Think-tank warns of tightening Budget Chancellor Rachel Reeves will need to find up to £22 billion in new savings or tax rises in.
Transport
10,000 new Chiltern train seats
New fleet of trains in 2026 Chiltern Railways will add 10,000 more seats for its customers when it introduces a new fleet of.
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Starmer pushes planning overhaul
PM orders rewrite to boost growth ahead of budget Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has ordered a last-minute rewrite of the government’s flagship.
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Security firm targets expansion
Solihull-based security firm MAN Commercial Protection is eyeing up potential acquisitions as it seeks to grow turnover to £100m. Iain McCallister, the CEO,.
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Powell wins Labour comeback
Manchester MP takes deputy leadership Lucy Powell has been elected deputy leader of the Labour Party, marking a striking political comeback just weeks.