Anti-vaxer in Chris Whitty violence post guilty of encouraging terror
Patrick Ruane, 55, was found guilty at the Old Bailey of two charges of encouraging terrorism in a series of Telegram posts.
UK News|Sep 13
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Ukraine says Russia has started counter-offensive in its Kursk border region
Ukraine launched its daring incursion into Kursk on August 6.
News|Sep 12
Social media user who used fake name to call for violence warned to expect jail
Ehsan Hussain, 25, from South Yardley, Birmingham, admitted a charge of distributing material intending to stir up racial hatred.
UK News|Sep 11
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SNP ministers must be honest about their financial mess, insists Starmer
The Prime Minister said the Scottish Government is failing to be honest about the situation.
UK News|Sep 10
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Woman killed near Moscow after more than 140 Ukrainian drones target Russia
It was one of the biggest Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian soil in the two-and-a-half-year war.
World News|Sep 10
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UK debt at risk of becoming ‘unsustainable’ with ‘flawed’ debt rule, peers warn
‘Muddling through’ on tax and spend during this Parliament is ‘not an option’, the Lords Economic Affairs Committee said.
UK News|Sep 9
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Government plans to introduce VAT on private school fees deeply misguided – Tice
Reform UK’s deputy leader Richard Tice says state schools face ‘capacity crisis’ from the influx of pupils leaving private institutions from January.
UK News|Sep 9
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Nato member Romania says Russian drone violated its airspace
Defence chiefs said the incident happened as Russia attacked ‘civilian targets and port infrastructure’ across the River Danube in Ukraine.
World News|Sep 8
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Zelensky presses US military chiefs to allow Ukraine to strike deeper in Russia
US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said the meeting of the leaders was taking place during a dynamic moment in Ukraine’s fight against Russia.
World News|Sep 6
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Telegram boss makes first public comments since French authorities targeted him
In a Telegram post, Pavel Durov defended himself against the judicial investigation, suggesting that he personally should not have been targeted.
World News|Sep 6
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Imposing VAT on private schools ‘wicked, stupid and cruel’, Government told
Peers have hit out at the plans which are set to come into effect in January.
UK News|Sep 5
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Pentagon leaders head to Germany for latest talks on Ukraine military aid
The meeting comes after Russia used ballistic missiles to target a military academy and hospital in Ukraine in one of the war’s deadliest strikes.
World News|Sep 5
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New car market declines for first time in more than two years
Some 84,575 new cars were registered in the UK last month, compared with 85,657 during August 2023.
UK News|Sep 5
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Live music contributed record £6.1bn to UK economy last year
Direct concert revenues made up three-quarters of the total, boosted by the tours of artists including Beyonce, Sir Elton John and Coldplay.
UK News|Sep 4
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Dozens dead as Russian missiles hit Ukrainian military academy and hospital
The strike is one of the deadliest carried out by Russian forces since the war began.
World News|Sep 3
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