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AN INTERNET service provider marked the ‘light speed’ progress of its full fibre broadband rollout in the presence of councillors.

UK Minister Amanda Milling visited the Virgin Islands to discuss Russia sanctions, other diplomatic affairs and public company registers.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's impassioned video plea to Thursday's gathering of NATO leaders in Brussels for emergency military aid effectively dropped what had been Kyiv's No. 1 ask in the unequal fight to hold off invading Russian forces -- a no-fly zone to block Russian fighter jets from the skies over its smaller neighbor.

Trade union Unite has said the move could result in 124 job losses, although the company has not said how many workers will be affected.

‘PARTYGATE’, Covid-19 and now Putin’s brutal assault on Ukraine has resulted in some important Government reports falling below the news…

EXCLUSIVE: Figures show there were more than 13,300 across the UK in 2012 - down from 20,583 in 1988. But by the end of 2021 that figure had dropped to just 8,810.

Harry and Meghan have been called "brave" by policy organization Global Justice Now for their signing of a letter marking 2 years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This promising energy source was strangled at birth by green misinformation.

No-fly zones are employed by NATO and the United Nations to protect civilian populations. Learn about the enforcement and effectiveness of no-fly zones.

A Hackney organisation has produced the first report of its kind highlighting the discrimination East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) people face in the UK.