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Angela Rayner has admitted she did not pay the right amount of stamp duty on the purchase of her second home and has referred herself to the independent adviser on ministerial standards. 

There is "considerably more doubt" over when future interest rate cuts can take place, the governor of the Bank of England has said.

A rapist who staged his own death and fled the UK has been brought to justice - with help from a tip-off sent to Sky News.

The mother of murdered teenager Brianna Ghey is calling on the government to introduce a ban on mobile phones in schools - a move she says will not only safeguard children, but also improve their behaviour and engagement in class.

Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has said his officers should not be "policing toxic culture wars debates" as he responded to his force's arrest of Father Ted writer Graham Linehan over anti-trans posts.

The arrest of Father Ted's co-creator over social media posts has reignited arguments over what you should and shouldn't be allowed to say online.

Beauty chain Lush has shut its UK shops, website and factories in protest at the Israeli government "preventing urgent humanitarian assistance from entering Gaza".

Londoners face almost a week of travel disruption when Underground workers go on strike next week.

Liz Truss has defended her record as prime minister and called for "institutional change" in Britain in the same way she claims Donald Trump delivered "revolution in the US".

The health secretary insists that high caffeine energy drinks should be banned for under-16s in England, saying they impact children's health and learning.