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Influx of XL bullies being brought to Scotland to be rehomed 'is legal'

Former Post Office boss to hand back CBE over Horizon scandal

Scots postmaster put £70,000 of own money into Horizon system amid scandal

North East & Tayside

Scots postmaster put £70,000 of own money into Horizon system amid scandal

2024: ‘General election year will be one long silly season’, writes Bernard Ponsonby

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'General election year will be one long silly season'

Bernard Ponsonby

New oil licences would make little difference to UK energy security, ECIU analysis finds

New oil licences 'would make little difference' to UK energy security

Rishi Sunak hints UK tax cuts will be paid for through ‘difficult decisions’ on welfare

Sunak hints tax cuts to be paid by ‘difficult decisions’ on welfare

How much money will you save on National Insurance from January 6?

UK & International

How much money will you save with National Insurance cut?

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he is working towards holding a UK general election in second half of 2024

Sunak 'working towards general election in second half of 2024'

Mone’s husband says family ‘treated as punchbag’ in PPE row

UK & International

Period pants to get 'up to £2 cheaper' after VAT scrapped

What are the big political moments to look out for in 2024 as general election looms?

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What are the big political moments to look out for in 2024?

Paris Gourtsoyannis

Politics in 2023: Concern for all parties in the year the public stopped listening

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Concern for all political parties in the year the public stopped listening

Paris Gourtsoyannis

Household energy bills to rise 5% from New Year’s Day amid record consumer debt

UK & International

Energy bills to rise 5% from New Year's Day amid record consumer debt

Married couple arrested after allegedly smearing bloody handprints on Downing Street gate

Couple arrested after 'putting bloody handprints’ on Downing Street gate

Tony Blair Labour aides wanted asylum holding camp on the Isle of Mull, archive papers reveal

Blair aides proposed asylum holding camp on the Isle of Mull

Jeremy Hunt to set out spring budget on March 6

Jeremy Hunt to set out spring budget on March 6

‘Pints’ of wine to be stocked on supermarket shelves for first time

UK & International

‘Pints’ of wine to be stocked on supermarket shelves for first time

Self-driving cars will be on UK roads in 2026, transport secretary says

UK & International

Self-driving cars will be on UK roads in 2026, transport secretary says

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