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The Times reports that Rishi Sunak is flying to Northern Ireland to pitch his Brexit deal to the DUP.

A senior government source has described Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation as a “generational setback” for independence supporters.

It’s “back me or leave party,” Starmer tells Labour’s left in The Times.

Water companies may avoid fines of up to £250m over fears the penalties could backfire – with Environment Secretary Therese Coffey stating they are “disproportionate”.

Government plans to reduce unemployment include requiring benefit claimants to spend a fortnight on an intensive programme designed to get them back to work or risk losing universal credit payments.

According to The Times, Britain has paid more than £2.3 billion to Brussels for allowing Chinese criminal gangs to flood Europe with cheap clothes and shoes.

During his surprise visit to the UK, Volodymyr Zelenskyy was pictured doing a peace sign, invoking Winston Churchill.

Following the earthquakes that devastated parts of Turkey and Syria, the Times describes the desperate search for survivors.

After Liz Truss’ claims she was ousted by the “left-wing economic establishment”, allies of Rishi Sunak label her “delusional”.