Boris Johnson’s ‘honest, unrestrained’ memoir to be published in October
The former prime minister received a £510,000 advance for the memoir, covering his time in office as mayor of London and prime minister.
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Sunak hits back at Labour-backing billionaires and is dubbed ‘poundshop Farage’
The Prime Minister fielded tough questions from callers during a radio phone-in.
UK News|Jun 19
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Ollie Watkins hopes to get a chance to make the right impression with England
The 28-year-old came into the Euro 2024 finals on the back of a good season with Aston Villa.
UK Sport|Jun 18
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NHS ‘will buy more social care beds’ under Labour
Wes Streeting said that the NHS and social care need to work better together to spend money more effectively.
UK News|Jun 18
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Broker paid wife’s life insurance up to date before her murder, court told
Robert denies the murder of his wife and is on trial.
UK News|Jun 18
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Rory McIlroy lets US Open slip through fingers as Bryson DeChambeau claims title
Short putt misses cost the Northern Irishman dear.
UK Sport|Jun 16
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Rory McIlroy in pursuit of US Open leader Bryson DeChambeau
The Northern Irishman turned for home one shot off the lead at Pinehurst.
UK Sport|Jun 16
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Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg holds one-shot lead at halfway mark of US Open
Rory McIlroy, Tony Finau and Matthieu Pavon lie two shots off the lead on three under.
UK Sport|Jun 15
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Rory McIlroy remains in contention for US Open title after mixed second round
The Northern Irishman is one shot off the clubhouse lead after a 72.
UK Sport|Jun 14
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Swinney spreading ‘misinformation and lies’ about Labour’s plans, warns Sarwar
The SNP has repeatedly accused Labour of seeking to usher in austerity.
UK News|Jun 13
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Campaigners hail Green Party manifesto for ‘grasping reality’ of climate crisis
Green groups praised the party’s stance on taxing the rich but the Institute for Fiscal Studies said its plans will come with a ‘real economic cost’.
UK News|Jun 12
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Parties reminded to uphold impartiality of Civil Service amid election rows
Top civil servant Simon Case warned the political parties not to drag the Civil Service into campaign rows.
UK News|Jun 11
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Jurors in Hunter Biden’s gun trial begin deliberations
Several family members – including first lady Jill Biden – sat in the first row of the courtroom.
World News|Jun 10
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Prosecutor says ‘no one above law’ as he urges jurors to convict Hunter Biden
Several family members – including first lady Jill Biden – sat in the first row of the courtroom.
World News|Jun 10
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Harper agrees Sunak made ‘mistake’ by leaving D-Day events early amid Tory anger
Another Cabinet minister criticised the Prime Minister’s absence from the event in France.
UK News|Jun 8
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