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Charles Spencer's Diana memoir hits shelves as King issues rare rebuttal

"Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" makes explosive claims about Charles's reaction to his ex-wife's death, prompting an unusually sharp response from Buckingham Palace

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JLR suppliers call for shift to aerospace: What it means for the industry

Major JLR suppliers want government help to pivot into aerospace and defence, as new figures show the sector could offer a lifeline for the 183,000 jobs at risk from a UK car industry they say is "in the wrong market", not in decline.

Fresh NATS failure sparks flight chaos and renewed calls for boss to quit

Passengers faced fresh chaos on Monday as a second NATS failure in two weeks hit UK airports, with 25,000 Ryanair customers delayed and airlines renewing furious calls for chief executive Martin Rolfe to quit.

Specialist rape courts announced after years of failing victims

Specialist courtrooms, video-link evidence and trauma-informed training will be rolled out over the next two years after years of record delays saw just 2.8 per cent of rape cases lead to prosecution, with survivors describing waits of more than 1,000 days for justice.

Sikh driver assaulted and thrown from vehicle as bus is stolen in Telford

A British Sikh bus driver was assaulted and "ejected from the vehicle" in Madeley, Shropshire, before his bus was driven along the wrong side of the road and collided with multiple vehicles. A man in his 20s was arrested.

Earl Spencer calls media coverage of Harry and Meghan a ‘cancerous influence’

Earl Spencer has said the media treatment of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has “echoes” of what happened to his sister Diana, Princess of Wales.

Letby deaths could have been prevented, inquiry finds; minister 'profoundly sorry'

An inquiry into nurse Lucy Letby's murders of seven babies has found a "complete failure" to protect infants at the Countess of Chester Hospital, with chair Kathryn Thirlwall saying some deaths could have been prevented.

Bruised, fractured, suicidal: The toll on migrants deported from the UK

Bruising, fractures and psychological trauma have been documented in asylum seekers deported from the UK under the "one in, one out" scheme, with a French health service warning of "particularly worrying" and recurring injuries linked directly to the scheme.

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Vivek Mishra

Charles Spencer's Diana memoir hits shelves as King issues rare rebuttal

"Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" makes explosive claims about Charles's reaction to his ex-wife's death, prompting an unusually sharp response from Buckingham Palace

JLR suppliers call for shift to aerospace: What it means for the industry

Major JLR suppliers want government help to pivot into aerospace and defence, as new figures show the sector could offer a lifeline for the 183,000 jobs at risk from a UK car industry they say is "in the wrong market", not in decline.

Fresh NATS failure sparks flight chaos and renewed calls for boss to quit

Passengers faced fresh chaos on Monday as a second NATS failure in two weeks hit UK airports, with 25,000 Ryanair customers delayed and airlines renewing furious calls for chief executive Martin Rolfe to quit.

Specialist rape courts announced after years of failing victims

Specialist courtrooms, video-link evidence and trauma-informed training will be rolled out over the next two years after years of record delays saw just 2.8 per cent of rape cases lead to prosecution, with survivors describing waits of more than 1,000 days for justice.

Sikh driver assaulted and thrown from vehicle as bus is stolen in Telford

A British Sikh bus driver was assaulted and "ejected from the vehicle" in Madeley, Shropshire, before his bus was driven along the wrong side of the road and collided with multiple vehicles. A man in his 20s was arrested.

Earl Spencer calls media coverage of Harry and Meghan a ‘cancerous influence’

Earl Spencer has said the media treatment of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has “echoes” of what happened to his sister Diana, Princess of Wales.

Letby deaths could have been prevented, inquiry finds; minister 'profoundly sorry'

An inquiry into nurse Lucy Letby's murders of seven babies has found a "complete failure" to protect infants at the Countess of Chester Hospital, with chair Kathryn Thirlwall saying some deaths could have been prevented.

Bruised, fractured, suicidal: The toll on migrants deported from the UK

Bruising, fractures and psychological trauma have been documented in asylum seekers deported from the UK under the "one in, one out" scheme, with a French health service warning of "particularly worrying" and recurring injuries linked directly to the scheme.

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"Swan Song: Diana, My Sister" makes explosive claims about Charles's reaction to his ex-wife's death, prompting an unusually sharp response from Buckingham Palace

Major JLR suppliers want government help to pivot into aerospace and defence, as new figures show the sector could offer a lifeline for the 183,000 jobs at risk from a UK car industry they say is "in the wrong market", not in decline.

Passengers faced fresh chaos on Monday as a second NATS failure in two weeks hit UK airports, with 25,000 Ryanair customers delayed and airlines renewing furious calls for chief executive Martin Rolfe to quit.

Specialist courtrooms, video-link evidence and trauma-informed training will be rolled out over the next two years after years of record delays saw just 2.8 per cent of rape cases lead to prosecution, with survivors describing waits of more than 1,000 days for justice.

A British Sikh bus driver was assaulted and "ejected from the vehicle" in Madeley, Shropshire, before his bus was driven along the wrong side of the road and collided with multiple vehicles. A man in his 20s was arrested.

Earl Spencer has said the media treatment of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has “echoes” of what happened to his sister Diana, Princess of Wales.

An inquiry into nurse Lucy Letby's murders of seven babies has found a "complete failure" to protect infants at the Countess of Chester Hospital, with chair Kathryn Thirlwall saying some deaths could have been prevented.

Bruising, fractures and psychological trauma have been documented in asylum seekers deported from the UK under the "one in, one out" scheme, with a French health service warning of "particularly worrying" and recurring injuries linked directly to the scheme.

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