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The Labour politician, who is also Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary, donned traditional robes and a wig for the central London ceremony.

Zara Tindall returned to one of her go-to designers for DEBRA's 10th Anniversary Great Chefs Dinner at The Langham - and, as always, she made a stylish impression.

Amid rising rates of shoplifting offences across the UK, officers in Cambridge are fighting back only to discover that suspects turn out to be stealing luxury items for fun.

From eating habits to clothing choices, Vueling First Officer Maite Pagès has plenty of advice to share.

Chip designer tells The Reg it plans to appeal

Qualcomm is claiming complete victory over Arm in their licensing spat, after a court in Delaware ruled it has not breached the terms of any architecture license agreement (ALA) with the chip designer.…

The new Strictly favourite, 38, took to the ballroom on Saturday night with her partner where they danced a jive.

ICO investigation into platform's lack of age assurance continues

The UK's data watchdog has described Imgur's move to block UK users as "a commercial decision" after signaling plans to fine parent company MediaLab.…

The new national identity card could be used to crack down on benefits cheats and 'all sorts of other things', Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has said.

TikToker Jessie Yendle, who is a campaigner for those who have a stammer, appeared on the ITV show to talk to hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls about the ordeal.

The Prime Minister said Ms Rayner had paid a 'heavy price' by resigning for failing to pay the correct stamp duty on an £800,000 seaside flat 250 miles from her constituency.

Scientists have, for the first time, directly visualised the protein clusters in the brain believed to trigger Parkinson's disease/

Beth Stichbury, from Tonbridge in Kent, claimed despite visiting the GP eight times she was she was told it was IBS and 'nothing to worry about'.

Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane was seen in a wheelchair in Washington, DC this week as an insider gave a devastating update.

alternative_right shares a report from Phys.org: For the first time, a new study has tested the effectiveness of trigger warnings in real life scenarios, revealing that the vast majority of young adults choose to ignore them. A new Flinders University study has found that nearly 90% of young people who saw a trigger warning still chose to view the content, saying that they did so out of curiosity, rather than because they felt emotionally prepared or protected. The findings published in the Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry aligned with a growing body of lab-based research suggesting that trigger warnings rarely lead to the avoidance of potentially distressing material.

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A travel expert has revealed what it's really like to stay on the world's cheapest cruise. Jenni Fielding - who calls herself 'Cruise Mummy' - bagged a luxurious stay that won't break the bank.

A company linked to Tory peer Michelle Mone, must repay the Government almost £122 million for breaching a PPE contract 

A popular holiday hotspot is to slap a ban on the sale of 'sexual items' in its famous souvenir shops. Tourist favourites are being slated as offensive and unacceptable despite thousands of sales to Brits.

Who says aches and pains have to be a part of getting older? Not coach and osteopath JAMES DAVIES, who keeps A-listers of all ages in shape.

Residents of Prince Edward Duke of Kent Court in Braintree took part in a floral workshop run by the owner of The Personalised Flower Box.

The force said reports of shoplifting across the Braintree District are down by 45 per cent over the past three months compared to the same period last year.