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Boris Johnson was interrupted by protesters as he apologised for the "suffering" caused by the COVID pandemic.

China has accused Britain of violating international law after the UK announced new sanctions targeting "individuals and groups supporting and funding Putin's war machine".

The government has stopped short of fully committing to a "Hillsborough Law" in its long-awaited response to a report on the experiences of the victims' families more than six years after it was published.

A woman who was shot dead in Hackney, east London, on Tuesday has been named as Lianne Gordon.

Suella Braverman has claimed the Conservative Party faces "electoral oblivion in a matter of months" if its emergency legislation to tackle illegal migration isn't tough enough.

All challenges against government plans to use former RAF bases to house asylum seekers have been dismissed at the High Court.

The COVID inquiry has been shown a number of WhatsApp messages, meeting minutes and notes which give an insight into Boris Johnson's time as prime minister during the pandemic.

One person has been arrested as part of a fraud investigation into a company that provides engine parts to several major airlines.

Taylor Swift has been named Time magazine's Person of the Year for 2023.

The US actors' union has said the deal that ended its months-long strike was an "enormous victory" after it was ratified last night.

Denny Laine, the lead singer of English rock band the Moody Blues and guitarist with Wings, has died aged 79.

The 2023 Turner Prize has been awarded to Jesse Darling, who was praised for how his art using unconventional materials conveyed a "familiar yet delirious world".

The Bank of England has said that UK households and businesses have been "resilient" in the face of rising interest rates – but repeated previous warnings that the full effect of higher interest rates was yet to come through.

The European Union has bowed to pressure from European carmakers and the British government for a delay to the introduction of 10% export tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs), sparing buyers from paying thousands of pounds more for a new car.

Europe's biggest travel operator has revealed that it may seek to pull out of the London Stock Exchange amid continuing questions over the City's post Brexit future.

One person has been arrested as part of a fraud investigation into a company that provides engine parts to several major airlines.