Health Secretary accused of crossing a line on airing assisted dying views
A Labour peer said Wes Streeting’s comments are a breach of Government neutrality on the divisive issue.
UK News|Nov 15
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WATCH: Dawn comes back to Guernsey to do some work from home
Dawn O’Porter loves a return to her childhood home of Guernsey.
News|Nov 15
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Simon De La Rue: 25% reduction in income tax, anyone?
Since the last election, Simon De La Rue has listened to more than 100 hours of presentations and debate on the pros and cons of a goods and services tax. Here, he reflects on the States decision to introduce one in 2027 – and the reaction that decision has provoked.
Voices|Nov 15
Voices
‘He must die’: Jake Paul screams in-the-ring promise after slap by Mike Tyson
Iron Mike slapped the YouTuber-turned-boxer as they faced off during their ceremonial weigh-in.
UK Sport|Nov 15
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Gary Lineker says ‘right time’ to leave Match Of The Day as BBC plan changes
The sports broadcaster will step down as host of the football highlights programme at the end of the season.
UK News|Nov 15
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Wes Streeting faces pushback from senior Labour figures over assisted dying
The Health Secretary has said he is against a change in the law to allow terminally ill people to be given assistance to end their lives.
UK News|Nov 14
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Gary Oldman to read special Children In Need CBeebies Bedtime Story
The story has been written specifically for Children In Need by author Claire Taylor.
UK News|Nov 14
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Legislators stage Maori protest in New Zealand’s parliament
A controversial proposed law redefining the country’s founding agreement between Indigenous Maori and the British Crown is unlikely to become law.
World News|Nov 14
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Hodge: It is a bit daft of Streeting to suggest assisted dying will cost NHS
The Health Secretary said he had asked his department to analyse the costs of implementing any change in the law on assisted dying.
UK News|Nov 14
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Government should consider block on Heathrow night flights, says MP
Lib Dem Sarah Olney told the Commons that night flights have a ‘human cost’.
UK News|Nov 14
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Government pledges more digital inclusion as rural Wales gets phone mast boost
Seven upgraded masts have gone live across rural Wales to help improve 4G signal for homes and businesses.
UK News|Nov 14
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Easy decision to name Shea Charles captain – Michael O’Neill
The Southampton midfielder, on loan at Sheffield Wednesday, will lead the team out against Belarus.
UK Sport|Nov 14
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Conspiracy site Infowars ‘dead’ after satirical publication wins bankruptcy bid
The Onion’s bid was backed by families of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims to whom Alex Jones owes more than 1 billion dollars.
World News|Nov 14
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Google’s Gemini AI gets dedicated iPhone app in the UK for the first time
It marks a major expansion in the AI assistant’s availability on Apple devices.
UK News|Nov 14
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Ex-soldier tells court his mother took him to Iran ‘to bring me down to earth’
Daniel Khalife had been misbehaving at school, his trial heard.
UK News|Nov 14
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