Russia suffers ‘deadliest month of war so far’ as Ukraine strikes missile plant and oil refinery
The war of attrition drags on as Russian casualties hit a record-high, and 280,000 homes in Ukraine are without power
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‘Heat’ director Michael Mann sustains ‘superficial injury’ at gun range
Filmmaker Michael Mann was injured at a gun range in Los Angeles
Reform and Farage ‘don’t do defence’ in parliament, new analysis shows
Analysis of debates in parliament shows that Nigel Farage only appeared in less than 5 per cent of defence debates in parliament, despite being Reform’s defence spokesperson
Trump admin criticized over 'shameful' social posts before midterm elections
The posts coincide with the government’s sweeping campaign to show its aggressive immigration enforcement
Joe Rogan trashes polls ahead of midterms, claims only ‘stupid’ people participate
‘So you’re literally getting the opinion [of] people so f****** stupid they answer polls,’ Rogan said
Steve Borthwick seeks clarity from referees in bid to address England’s discipline problems
Steve Borthwick seeks clarity on rugby laws as England aims to fix discipline problems before the Nations Championship return
John Healey promises benefits bill ‘will come down under Labour’
The Chancellor insisted he set out the timetable for changing the welfare system but never set out the timetable for savings.
Heat director Michael Mann hospitalized after shooting range incident
Iconic director is in stable condition
The UK's stance on its role in the slave trade is shifting, but reparations remain off the table
U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has expressed openness to formally apologizing for Britain's role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade
Badenoch claims British empire was force for good overall: ‘We have had enough of apologies’
The Tory leader criticised the prime minister for considering a formal apology for slavery
Five teenage boys stabbed by 'unknown group' during Eastleigh Halloween party
Police are asking for information about an ‘unknown group’ involved in the incident
Americans face higher costs and fewer options as Affordable Care Act open enrollment begins
The sign-up window for the marketplace, also known as Obamacare, starts Sunday in most states and runs through Jan. 15
Treasury minister criticised for suggesting employers are not ‘working people’
Reform UK Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick said: ‘Labour don’t think employers are working people’
Alaska attorneys say 'meritless' Trump demand to set aside Senate ballots is 'disturbing and impossible'
The Department of Justice issued a wave of subpoenas and announced it was conducting a criminal investigation in the case
Falkirk stun Celtic for first time in 19 years to open up title race
Falkirk 2-0 Celtic: The Scottish champions were made to pay for a sloppy start as they failed to widen the gap to second-placed Rangers
Police investigate pig heads left in park in ‘disturbing and disgusting’ display
Families were warned to stay away from the park in Rostrevor, County Down, following the discovery
JD Vance dresses as Dumbledore for Halloween with baby son as Dobby
JD Vance celebrated Halloween by dressing as the Harry Potter character Professor Albus Dumbledore.
Bank of England set to rise interest rates for first time since 2023
Inflation is expected to be pushed higher this winter after Ofgem's energy price cap rose by 3.6% for a typical household on October 1
Man United sleepwalking towards relegation asks one question: Where is the rage?
Chelsea 2-0 Manchester United: A second-half unravelling at Stamford Bridge, turned by Lisandro Martinez’s red card, leaves the visitors hovering above the bottom three and Michael Carrick continuing to insist he will fight on
They’ve been searching for missing family members for years. This small team finally got them answers
Dozens of people contact Missing People every week in the hope of finding answers about estranged or missing loved ones. Harriette Boucher hears from those who turned to the vital service for help
On the brink of ruin due to climate change, Pacific Islanders know who is to blame
Living on the brutal frontline of climate change, locals are urging the world to take urgent action at the upcoming COP31 summit in Antalya - warning that the consequences otherwise will be catastrophic. Alex Croft reports from Fiji
Voices: Now is the time for all Labour ministers to make the case for Europe
As a new opinion poll confirms that the British people are moving in only one direction on the issue, the government must show leadership
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