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China's monthly car exports have exceeded 1 million units for the first time, driven by strong demand for electric vehicles. This milestone comes as the country's overall trade continues to soar, with exports rising sharply in recent months. The surge…

England's potential World Cup victory next week may have significant implications for the country's politics. A win could raise public expectations and create a sense of optimism, which may be difficult for the next prime minister to live up to.…

Robert Jenrick, Reform's Treasury spokesperson, has expressed criticism towards the government for not offering Nigel Farage a security meeting earlier. Jenrick stated that discussions over Farage's protection are only taking place now as a result of Ann Widdecombe's death. Widdecombe,…

EasyJet Holidays has been criticized for misrepresenting one of its resorts. A family booked a £1,070-a-week stay at the resort, expecting it to have a spa and gym as advertised. However, upon arrival, they found that the resort lacked these…

A landlord has ordered a pop-up LGBTQ+ venue in a former Sydney church to cancel its events after a religious protest. The Divine Playhouse, operating in the deconsecrated church, received a notice of breach from the landlord. The landlord claims…

The Public Authority Accountability Bill is set to complete its final stages in the Commons, marking a significant milestone in the campaign for truth and transparency in public life. This legislation, often referred to as the "Hillsborough law," aims to…