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Kemi Badenoch's reshuffle shows the Tories are ready to make Labour sweat

James Price from the Centre for Policy Studies has explored the significance of Kemi Badenoch's sweeping changes

Long-term UK borrowing costs at 28-year high as rising oil prices trigger global bond rout

Longer-dated gilt yields have also surged, which means higher borrowing costs for Andy Burnham’s government.

Man City 'agree Enzo Fernandez transfer after striking deal with Chelsea'

ENZO FERNANDEZ is reportedly on the verge of sealing a deadline day move to Manchester City after a deal has been agreed with Chelsea.

Chelsea 'strike £52m swap deal' in major development for Enzo Fernandez transfer

Chelsea have struck an agreement with Serie A outfit Roma involving two players, which should open the door to Enzo Fernandez joining Manchester City. The Argentine has been front and centre of a transfer saga all summer, with Chelsea having even set a deadline for City to make a bid two weeks before the season started.

Greek island branded 'hell on Earth' as packed crowds barely able to walk ashore

Travellers were left horrified, branding one of the most beautiful places on earth as ‘hell’ thanks to the fact that they could barely get off their ferry when they arrived at Balos Beach in Crete, Greece.

'I got devastating phone call after Princess Diana crash'

Former Royal Correspondent at The Sun, Charles Rae, has reflected on how he heard the news of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, who died following a car crash in Paris 29 years ago. The journalist appeared on GB News as he admitted that he is still shocked over the fatal accident.

Police issue update after search launched for man who vanished while fishing

Police have found a body while searching for a man who went missing while fishing. Kenneth Wilson is thought to have gone fishing at Lochan an Eoin Ruadha in Inverness on Sunday, August 30. After he was reported missing, officers launched a search to find the 70-year-old.

Marks & Spencer Christmas food is back in stores this week

An expert talks about biscuits on National Biscuit Day

Nepal-Tibet floods: warning signs visible before glacier collapse, report says, as death toll passes 1,000

The death toll from the catastrophic flooding in Nepal and China has passed 1,000 as of Tuesday morning, officials said, with authorities reportedly burying hundreds of unidentified victims after the flood disaster overwhelmed morgues.

Two teens accused of killing boy, 12 as they 'wanted to feel like executioners'

A 12-year-old boy was allegedly "lured to death" by two teenage girls, 15 and 16, who "wanted to see a person die and feel like executioners". Maxim Titov was fatally stabbed multiple times near Moscow, Russia, with suspicion that the murder was connected to violent videos circulating on TikTok.

80s pop star, 56, hasn't aged a day as she wears short mini-skirt and bra top

An eighties pop icon looked like she was ageing backwards as she took to the stage in Australia wearing a very short mini-skirt and bra top.

UK house prices rise by 0.2% in August

Average UK house prices edged up by 0.2% month-on-month in August, following a 0.1% dip in July, according to an index. Property values increased by 1.6% on average annually in August, up from 1.4% annual growth in July, Nationwide Building Society said. Across the UK, the average house price in August was £275,465.