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Ukraine’s battered power grid has been a frequent target of Russian attacks
Disgruntled travellers have complained about the long waits at one of Britain's busiest terminals
Some travellers say they arrived several hours before their flights but were not cleared by security in time
Move is seen as the start of an easing cycle but bank may wait months before cutting it again
Labour has vowed to raise the industry's windfall tax by 3 per cent to help fund energy transition
The new test, which analyses connections in the brain when it is in 'idle mode', is 80 per cent accurate, say researchers
Some were pulled from the water after the coastguard and lifeboat crews were called to help Border Force
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak calls summer poll after day of swirling rumours in Westminster
Royal family and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak led commemorations in event at Portsmouth, a major staging post of the war
Temperatures were more than 1.5°C higher than the period before people started burning fossil fuels
Text presses Iran again to explain uranium traces found at undeclared sites
Migration and the Israel-Gaza war on agenda as party leaders start series of hustings on June 4
Riz Ahmed, Steve Coogan and Lena Headey among 100 artists, actors and singers to write to Labour leader
Cancer rates for people aged 25 to 49 are expected to rise from 32,600 a year to 34,000 by 2040
About five million UK citizens live overseas