The Bill would sweep away key parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol, including a check-free 'green channel' for goods from mainland Britain and stripping control from the EU court.

The 25-year-old left the show on Monday night's episode, saying she was still looking for love.

The BBC has unveiled a multi-million-pound news studio with a 'giant curved catwalk' (pictured) just as it is making drastic cuts.

Royal biographer Hugo Vickers says Her Majesty can claim to being the world's longest actively serving monarch because King Louis XIV did not fully ascend the throne when he was aged four.

In many rural areas, general practice is not only creaking, but dangerously close to coming apart at the seams. GP Lisa Silver (pictured) said: 'In 2015 we had 3,454 patients. We now have 4,430.'

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) said the 'alarming' number of people left waiting on trolleys or chairs shows the 'deep crisis' facing the NHS.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, are reportedly set to uproot their family from Kensington, west London, to the four bedroom Adelaide Cottage on the Windsor estate in Berkshire.

The chances of the government's touted first removal flight to its Rwanda offshore processing centre going ahead later today are 'very, very slim', ministers admitted last night

Boris Johnson has whisked wife Carrie and their two children, Wilfred and Romy, on a south-west sojourn. The travel chaos-proof trip comes as Brits face huge airport queues and delays

The former CEO of Just Eat (delivery box pictured) has been hired as the Government's cost of living tsar to encourage businesses to give families cheaper deals.

Carrie Johnson and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall are 'good friends' - in stark contrast to their husbands' relationships, a government source said. Camilla 'reached out' to Carrie as Boris had Covid

Shadow cabinet members fear the former lawyer is yet to fully stamp his own political vision or authority on the left wing party or its agenda since taking over as leader of the party in 2020.

The iconic Knightsbridge Italian eaterie San Lorenzo was such a London institution that the Rolling Stones once rang the bell at 3am demanding dinner after a late-night recording session.

The arrivals on Sunday were first to make the crossing in five days, and included a number of women and small children. This was followed by another 35 migrants who made the crossing today.

The death of a man who was found on fire in a west London park is being treated as suspicious, police say. Detectives from the Met's Specialist Crime Command are leading the investigation.

As data from the Office for National Statistics showed output contracted by 0.3 per cent in April, experts urged Mr Johnson to help businesses and households to avoid a recession.

Well-known hiker and Youtuber Liam Brown received criticism after a video showed him set up his tent just feet away from the white cliffs near Beachy Head on the coast of East Sussex

Spacey, 62, is accused of four counts of sexual assault against three men between 2005 and 2013 in London and Gloucestershire after a probe was launched in 2017.

Katie Price's fiancé Carl Woods, 33, has said he is 'relieved' after his charge of threatening behaviour was dropped by investigators. The pair (pictured together) had a row in August last year.

Sir Mick Jagger, 78, has tested positive for coronavirus, prompting the Rolling Stones to cancel their show in Amsterdam on Monday.

Carol Hodgson, 39, pleaded guilty earlier today at Teeside Crown Court to killing two-year-old Daniel Hodgson Green. A mugshot showed her staring at the camera with a bandaged neck.

EXCLUSIVE: Lawyers for a British woman (pictured) cleared of lying about a gang rape in Cyprus will go to the European Court of Human Rights after a new investigation was ruled out.

Collin Reeves makes the confession to police after being arrested for killing Stephen and Jennifer Chapple at their home last November.

A judge has ruled that 12-year-old Archie Battersbee, who was at the centre of a High Court life-support treatment dispute after, is brain dead and treatment should stop.

James Collier, 43, said he was left heartbroken after he forked out £720 for a top of the range hospitality package as a treat for wife Sue at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland.

Increasing costs of electricity and fuel could see the UK's 30,000 dialysis patients unable to afford the treatment at home or in hospitals, Kidney Care UK said today.

The Labour leader is being probed by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, Kathryn Stone, over breaches of rules on earnings and gifts.

Henry Dimbleby, who led a comprehensive review of the country's food system, has called on the Government to provide free school meals to all families in receipt of universal credit.

Lewis Haines, 31, of Pembrokeshire, was pictured in the photo on Facebook in front of Pembroke Castle in May 2021 - seven months before 18-year-old Lily Sullivan's death.

The cause of a fire at £18m mansion Oak Lodge on London's 'Billionaires Row' in Hampstead remains a mystery as the building was too badly damaged, investigators have said.

Asylum Aid, which provides legal advice to asylum seekers, has asked a High Court judge to temporarily block ministers from enforcing the removal.

The total of 105 includes 75 London bus workers and 23 Underground or rail staff, plus two head office employees and five in partner organisers such as cleaning and security contractors.

Witnesses say the man, who appeared to be 'hammered', was removed from the plane ahead of take-off from Manchester airport on Saturday.

Debbie Austin, 42, had been felling diseased Ash trees at Ightham Mote, in Sevenoaks, Kent, in December last year. Her inquest heard she was 'struggling' with her stance before the tragic accident.

The 'Union Black' course, devised by the Open University, says one of the benefits of 'cancel culture' is that it can 'hold people or entities accountable for immoral or unacceptable behaviour'.

Police arrested the 70-year-old on Saturday, two days after his 34-year-old daughter told cops she was raped on a deserted beach on the island of Crete but could not remember her attacker.

A foraging group in Cornwall has produced a map showing where struggling households can find free food sources, including hedgerows, seaweed and food banks.

Alex MacPhail, 55, was sued by neighbours for 'staging a land grab' when his house was built with a cellar room extending under the boundary separating their homes.

RMT union boss Mick Lynch attacked BP for raking in billions of pounds - during the cost-of-living crisis and called shareholders actions 'indefensible' but the RMT has £1.5m oil shares.

Under the current make-up of Britain's energy market, soaring gas prices have had a knock-on effect on electricity costs.

Jade Davies, 25, developed an 'inappropriate relationship' with the boy - known as Child A - while she was employed as a care worker for Keys Group in North Wales.

Chinzia Ogilvie (pictured) was involved in a social media spat with Ivy Burrows, in which she was accused of sending 'transphobic' messages that 'invited hate' against her.

Children arriving at primary schools in Britain are unable to say their own names, with many not trained and still eating baby foods, The Times Education Commission is set to reveal this week.

The holidaymaker, believed to be 33, is said to have suffered a cervical spine fracture which can cause paralysis from the chest down.

The sculpture has been on display in Beaumont Park in Huddersfield since December last year, and is one of a number of art pieces on display as part of its Nature Story Trail.

This is the incredible moment amateur photographer Stuart Murray, 56, took a photo of a sunset and captured the light in a shape of an angel near his home in Portsoy, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Bridget Regnante, 51, a call centre worker who quit her job after her boss ordered her back to her desk during the Covid-19 pandemic has won more than £15,000 in damages.

Chaos unfolded on the EasyJet flight from Heraklion, Crete, in the early hours of Sunday morning as 'young looking' first officer was forced to land the plane at Edinburgh Airport.

The Queen has reached a new milestone today, becoming the world's second longest reigning monarch, with Her Majesty's stint on the throne 70 years and 126 days.

Mick Lynch, general secretary of the RMT - which is threatening a three-day railway strike later this month - left open the prospect of coordinated UK walkouts.

A former lover has been accused of stalking his ex through her video doorbell. by causing it to send clips of him in Chelsea to her when she was on holiday.

The Prime Minister will today unveil plans to boost farmers and encourage Britons to buy local by supercharging the production of home-grown fruit and vegetables.

Less than half of eligible voters bothered to vote in the first round of France's parliamentary election today as Emmanuel Macron (pictured) was threatened by a Left-Wing coalition.

Maya Murmu was out drawing water when she was trampled to death on Thursday in Odisha state. Then later that evening it returned to trample her body (stock image)

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Ahmed Rouaba is said to have upset colleagues at the BBC World Service when he spoke 'violently' after being asked to address the meeting in 'formal Arabic' rather than 'Algerian Arabic.'

A former Met Police detective who believes John Cannan killed Suzy Lamplugh has called on him to confess before the 68-year-old terminally ill inmate 'meets his maker'.

Classic Aussie pub meals are in jeopardy as vegetable prices skyrocket amid fresh produce shortages due to flooding and wet weather in Queensland and northern NSW ravaging crops.

The Prime Minister has been in the West Country campaigning as he tries to win the Tiverton and Honiton by-election for the Tories on June 23, but is squeezing in a short family holiday.

Viacheslav Volodin, the head of the State Duma, lashed out after Poland's former foreign minister Radoslaw Sikorski said Western allies could send more weaponry to Kyiv.

The former Melbourne lawyer who earned $50million last year as the boss of one of the world's biggest investment banks is 'relaxed' about the possibility of a recession in the United States.

Home buyers across New South Wales are rejoicing as the government prepares to make a radical change to the state's most hated tax.

Jamal 'Bertie' Robinson, 29, is accused of attacking the woman, now 21, at his mother's home in Worthing, West Sussex after meeting her at a Brighton nightclub on December 14, 2019.

Illinois Congressman Sean Casten's 17-year-old daughter Gwen died on Monday morning at their family's Downers Grove home.

A Missouri woman has reportedly admitted to the police that she stole and strangled a dog before burning its body in what she described as a 'sacrifice'.

Peter Bone made a combative speech in the Commons as campaigners revealed that just seven of the original 130 people notified are still set to be on board.

Major flooding at Yellowstone National Park has caused officials to shut the park to visitors at the beginning of one of its busiest seasons.

Dylan Wood, 20, was enjoying the Harry Styles concert in Glasgow in a VIP box when he lost his balance and fell over a barrier - landing on seats several feet below and becoming unconscious.

Around 15 per cent of Russians with $1million (£820,000) are expected to emigrate from the autocratic state by the end of 2022, according to projections by Henley & Partners.

Former British heavyweight champion Julius Francis floored a man with a single punch after he appeared to square up to him while he was working security at BOXPARK in Wembley.

A Sydney electric car driver detailed his painstaking search for an EV charging port turned into a two-and-a-half debacle while on his way home from Canberra.

Bruno Borges, a super-fit adrenaline junkie who loved to surf and abseil, is believed to have been hired to retrieve a massive drug shipment using equipment Navy SEALS are trained to use.

A Melbourne dental assistant who was fired during the Covid pandemic has been awarded $12,000 in damages, after tribunal found she had been discriminated against due to her parental status.

The team of researchers from Northumbria University found that those with northern accents were subjected to 'profound' social, economic and educational harm' than their southern counterparts

On Sunday, carers at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park called Frank and another gorilla inside the enclosure to leave the area before the dog was safely removed.

The threat of blackouts is looming on Tuesday, with operators on the east of Australia warning people to be mindful of their energy use between the hours of 5pm and 9pm.

Karen Andrews said more illegal immigrants are making the treacherous sea voyage in the belief the new Labor government will be softer and more welcoming than the Coalition.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said there was 'no reason' for the 'negative' reaction from Brussels to the UK plans for overhauling the protocol.

Of the 2,228 votes cast, just under a 23 per cent turn out, there were 2,111 votes in favour and only 157 against, with 18 ballot papers rejected, it was announced at midnight.

Victoria Police has launched an investigation into the botched prosecution of a tradie wrongly accused of rape. 

Changes are coming for the way Aussies charge their devices. The European Union is pushing for a new universal charger, which would mean the end of the current iPhone charger.

Official figures show that taking inflation into account regular pay fell by 2.2 per cent between February and April, while even including bonuses it barely broke even up 0.4 per cent.

Karine Jean-Pierre was asked on Monday night by CNN's Don Lemon whether the president, 79, had the 'physical and mental stamina to run for re-election in 2024.

The Wall Street Journal has revealed how high-ranking officials of the impoverished country escaped to opulent properties.

Video captured what appeared to be the trail from a missile and smoke rising into the sky over the Russian town of Klintsy today, after what seems to be a Ukrainian strike on a Russian military base.

Almost a third of call centre workers say they are being forced to look for other work because their wages simply aren't enough to keep up with the spiralling cost of living in Australia.

President Joe Biden will visit the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on July 15 and 16 in order to repair the relations between the US and the second largest holder of petroleum reserves in the world.

The nine nuclear powers - Britain, China, France, India, Israel, North Korea, Pakistan, the United States and Russia - had 12,705 nuclear warheads in early 2022. This is set to rise.

Cows and sheep burps and farts will be taxed under a world-first move by the New Zealand government to combat climate change. 

Thousands more workers at Network Rail are to be balloted for strikes in escalating disputes over pay, jobs and conditions, the TSSA union announced today.

Sydney will see a warmer week than last with temperatures to reach 20C on Thursday, while Melbourne will be lashed by rainfall and strong wind gusts.

While the eye-watering price of lettuce in the eastern states has captured much media attention, it's not a nationwide shortage as one WA-based Reddit user gleefully pointed out.

Anthony Albanese has called on the Chinese government to remove sanctions imposed on Australia in order to improve relations between the two nations.

Fair Work Commission to reveal its decision on minimum wages on Wednesday. Albanese Government has argued for a rise ensure wages don't go backwards when compared to inflation.

Missing conwoman Melissa Caddick vanished from her mansion in Sydney's eastern suburbs in November 2020 owing more than $23million to 74 investors who entrusted her with their savings.

Hardened criminals serving time behind bars in HMP Guys Marsh wanted their own 'fun' photobooth so their visiting children could have 'special keepsakes' of the day.

Ex-policewoman Briohny Lee Granzien fronted a Brisbane court on Tuesday for alleged disclosure of official secrets, computer hacking and leaking charges

Australian pharmacists have warned they are running low on flu and pain medicine after recording 50,000 flu cases in just two weeks.

The four children of former PM Tony Blair today reunited in an extremely rare public appearance as they celebrated their father's controversial Order of the Garter service at Windsor Castle.

The one question that captured Australia's attention 27 years ago is back on the agenda - to the joy of avid republicans and the horror of passionate monarchists.

Detectives say the teenager, 17, was raped in a toilet cubicle onboard a train travelling between Eltham and Dartford last month and a 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection to the incident.

Islamist terrorists have gotten the bulk of police attention in Australia, with focus on right-wing extremist groups falling by the wayside, a Victorian parliamentary inquiry has heard

Nicola Sturgeon will today launch a White Paper setting out her bid to hold yet another divisive vote next year - without the consent of Westminster.

Former Wallaby star and environmental campaigner David Pocock has been elected to the federal Senate and in the process become the first independent ever to clam an ACT upper house seat.

The Sydney Harbour Tunnel has been closed in both directions after a crash and a technical issue with the CCTV system - causing huge delays for commuters.

After being planted avidly by the Victorians, plane trees in London thrived and are now the capital's most common tree. Above: Plane trees lining the Victoria Embankment in the late 19th-century.

The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, and Musk will take questions directly from Twitter employees, Insider reported.

George Spencer, 4, was seen by his GP after teachers noticed his breathing was 'raspy' but was sent home as his vitals were within normal parameters, an inquest has heard.

Police officers across Kent are being consoled by a dedicated wellbeing and trauma support dog after dealing with distressing incidents in a bid to improve mental health for staff.

There will be millions of winners and losers from July 1 as sweeping changes come in which will affect every family's budget in the nation with the start of the new financial year.

The Multicultural London English (MLE) dialect has spread both throughout the country and across social classes.

On her first birthday, this little girl (pictured) sits down to breakfast at the grave of her Ukrainian war hero father. The girl's mother, Olena, said her pain 'cannot be expressed in words'.

Coles has issued a warning to shoppers that shortages of certain fruit and vegetables will last for weeks as a result of recent floods and cold weather across Queensland and NSW.

A migrant who allegedly got drunk, stole his boss' car and left it on train tracks is having his Visa reviewed.

Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries is steering through Parliament an Online Safety Bill to crack down on internet hate speech.

The four-year-old was strapped into her seat in the bus outside Milestones Early Learning at The Lakes in Townsville, northern Queensland. Chiquetta Paronella pleaded guilty on Monday.

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The Australian share market has suffered its worst dive since March 2020 as the steepest American inflation in four decades spooks investors.

'His answer has been pretty simple. Which is yes, he's running for reelection. I can't say more than that,' White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Monday.

The collective value of Australian residential property has surged past $10 trillion for the first time ever. The milestone occurred when interest rates were still at a record-low of 0.1 per cent.

Chris Dawson's murder trial has heard claims by the accused's brother-in-law of seeing Lynette Dawson at a bus stop after she was allegedly killed, and on Antiques Roadshow taped in the UK

New York Democrat Rep. Bowman warned that the lives of 'black and brown people' are 'in the balance if these people come back into power,' in reference to the Republican minority in Congress.

Arianna Reyes-Gomez, 31, was found unconscious and unresponsive with multiple stab wounds to her body in the Bronx. Argenis de Jesus Baez Pizano, 34, turned himself into police.

Queensland grazier Scott Todd who battled devastating drought has died in a freak ute accident. 

Medical experts are seeing children with a surprising number of different viruses inside them, which they believe is partly due to the children not being exposed to usual viruses, thanks to pandemic precautions.

Former President Donald Trump on Monday delivered a 12-page statement accusing Democrats of seeking to distract from the Biden administration's failings with a 'kangaroo court.'

Paul Pelosi, 82, was arrested last month for drunk driving after he drove his Porsche into the path of oncoming Jeep driven by Jesus Lopez, 48.

The lovestruck husband of a woman police claim ordered him to assassinate her ex-lover was caught on tape begging her for sex. 

A Puma employee shared a sign instructing warehouse workers not to wear Nike, Adidas or other competitor brands while on shift.

NSW will spend $775 million over the next four years, but could fork out up to $5 billion in the next decade to create 47,000 childcare places annually, saving families nearly $4,000 a year per child.

Linda Jones said the ceiling of her house in Springfield, Queensland, caved in after weeks of rain from the La Nina season left hidden water damage.

Bali will be easier to get to for Queenslanders, after Virgin Australia announced a direct route to the popular surfing destination from the Gold Coast, as 'growing' demand surges in the region

The Mayor of Washington DC Muriel Bowser said in a statement that she will be ordering for flags bearing 51-stars to be displayed on Pennsylvania Avenue on Flag Day.

The Chairman of the House select committee investigating the January 6 attack on the US Capitol said the panel will not make any criminal referrals when it comes to President Trump.

Hundreds of Sri Lankans facing an economic crisis have tried to make it by boat to Australia in the past month, with people smugglers telling those on board they could be let in under Labor government.

According to the criminal complaint obtained by DailyMail.com, Binn is accused of touching the minor 'for the purpose of [self-gratification]' and without her consent.

Lucy Dolbel, 42, from Queensland's Sunshine Coast had her world turned upside down when she was diagnosed in October 2019 after being rushed to hospital for a blood transfusion.

Former Hey Dad! star Robert Hughes (left) has been released from jail and is awaiting deportation to the UK. Hughes was released from Long Bay Correctional Facility just after midnight on Tuesday.

Four people, three men and one woman, were seen fighting near the intersection of Mill Road and Charles Street, in Liverpool, Sydney's west on the afternoon of April 17.

Anthony Albanese has urged bosses to let staff sleep at work if they were up at 4am to watch the Socceroos qualify for the World Cup.

Britney Spears' ex-husband, Jason Alexander, 40, pleaded not guilty to four charges after being accused of trying to gatecrash the pop idol's wedding last week while armed with a knife.

An Australian pilot has survived an emergency crash landing which flipped his plane after the propeller on his small aircraft stopped working mid-flight.

Residents across Australia's east coast are being urged to conserve power due to a shortage caused by coal power plant outages and high demand during a cold snap.

The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal found in an investigation into Lyn Robbie that she had 'dishonest and inappropriate dealings' as a company director.

Saving professional Queenie Tan has shared the top free apps that will help Aussies save big bucks during the cost of living crisis. She also shared when and where to find the best deals.

A petition posted online called for the removal of several Coinbase executives. Coinbase Chief Executive Brian Armstrong has told employees that if they're unhappy, they should quit.

Financial advice author Scott Pape, better known as the Barefoot Investor, has likened interest rate rise fears to a 'wimpy kid' screaming about a Band-Aid being ripped off.

Every metre of the embattled city of Severodonetsk (pictured), where a former British soldier lost his life, is 'covered in blood', a Ukrainian general said yesterday.

The Socceroos are on their way to the World Cup with elated head coach Graham Arnold calling for Aussies to have the day off to celebrate.

What does mob rule on the streets of Britain look like? Anyone who looked out of their window in the vicinity of Evan Cook Close in Peckham (pictured), on Saturday will already know the answer.