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Delegates at the annual conference of the National Education Union (NEU) will debate a motion calling for the trade union movement to 'throw its full weight behind stopping a Reform UK government '.

In a significant escalation to the month-long war, Iran's proxy group in Yemen issued its warning after launching a missile attack on 'sensitive' Israeli military sites.

Confusing wording of a question on gender identity on the 2021 census resulted in 'unreliable' statistics which vastly overestimated the number of trans people.

Self-employed mother-of-two Mandy Turver insists she never had much time to worry about herself.

On the surface, it wasn't obvious to anyone that Emma Griffiths was drinking more than ten bottles of wine a week.

Unhappy family relationships were associated with a 66 per cent greater risk of dementia.

MAFS star Mel Schilling's former colleagues have paid tribute to her following her tragic death last week aged 54 from cancer, revealing how she spent her final months.

A dossier of 52 cases reveals victims have been tortured with chokeholds and restraints and have been raped and threatened with combat weapons by 'kill-trained' elite troops.

Protesters clashed with those demonstrating in support of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in a US-backed Israeli air strike in February.

Last April, members of the north west branch of racist fringe group British Movement gathered at the Duke of Edinburgh to celebrate Adolf Hitler's birthday.

Tourists, expats and cabin crew have been detained in overcrowded police cells and prisons as they fall foul of draconian laws that purport to protect 'national security and stability'.

It is, undoubtedly, a grim - and frightening - statistic: half of us will develop cancer at some point in our lives.

What makes a beautiful 25-year-old girl want to end it all? In the case of Noelia Castillo, writes SARAH VINE, the Spanish woman who was euthanised by the state, many things.

ITV bosses have ­agonised all week over 'the Ed problem'. For Ed Balls, the Leftie former Labour shadow chancellor and host of Good Morning Britain, has caused yet another headache.

The British-American actor (pictured), 42, declined to explicitly mention the author of the infamous series of children's novels when discussing it in a recent interview.

For Prince Philip, the first intimations of mortality came at the end of 2011, just two days before Christmas.

The comedian, 53, who has worked for the broadcaster throughout her career, would be a 'massive coup' for the popular series.

More than half a million Britons suffer with IBD - a figure that has increased by 30 per cent in the past decade and is predicted to rise further.

JEFF POWELL: Moses brought down not only the hands of stone but also the lightning power. World boxing may indeed be Itauma's to command sooner rather than later.

Plans to build the statue of late Queen Elizabeth II, as well as a new bridge in the central London park, have been submitted to Westminster City Council.