Is someone holding you back? Or are you your own worst enemy?
Author: UK News
Private renters in poorly maintained homes feel trapped in a ‘catch-22’ situation.
This is the King’s very first overseas trip since he became monarch.
This is an ongoing incident.
The drug’s manufacturer, Emergent BioSolutions, plans to have the over-the-counter version available at pharmacies nationwide by late summer 2023.
Metro.co.uk caught up with Zainib…
Dave bravely spoke about his cancer treatment.
Consider us in shock.
The 25-year-old is a target for the Magpies.
Will we be saying goodbye soon?
He has made just eight Premier League appearances this season.
Schenk has been stewing on his near miss will be fired up to go one better this time
‘I will grow from it.’
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You’ll need to solve a bunch of puzzles to advance the main story on the Resident Evil 4 remake so here’s how to crack each and every one.
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Only a handful of UK retailers have the new Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Switch model in stock and the matching controller is even rarer.
After just one episode of the new series, it’s clear that any fears over it being a big let-down are massively unnecessary.
Max received the Guinness World Record for the largest sum ever raised during a camp-out.
PMQs ends – Parliament enters recess tomorrow That’s a wrap on this week’s PMQs and the immigration minister’s statement on plans to house migrants in military bases to cut down on the use of hotels. There will be no PMQs next week, as parliament enters its Easter recess tomorrow – it will be on 17 April.
What is in the government’s migrant bill? Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick has confirmed the government’s intention to house migrants in military bases. It comes against the wider backdrop of the government’s planned legislation on migration, which was brought forward after PM Rishi Sunak announced at the start of the year that one of his key priorities was to “stop the boats”. What comes in the bill?
PMQs recap – What happened in today’s session? We had PMQs at midday… in which deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner and justice secretary Dominic Raab stood in for their respective leaders, who were attending former speaker Baroness Boothroyd’s funeral. Rayner focused on… violence against women and girls, challenging the government on low rape convictions, and slow case progress. In a thinly veiled reference to his own bullying enquiry, she also asked Raab whether he wanted to see bullies brought to justice. In response, Raab… said the conviction rate measured by the CPS in rape cases had gone up 69%; funding…
‘I would love to see that every day.’
‘He is symbolic of unrequited love.’
Humza Yousaf has a unique opportunity to be a role model for young Muslims across the country.