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The idea that an appointee needs to demonstrate an absence of opinions and have no party background is a fiction.

The brother of a British woman who was killed in Hamas' brutal attack on Israel on October 7 has said he still gets "gut punches" when memories of his loved ones hit.

Israel has made 'big mistakes' during the conflict in Gaza, Deputy PM Oliver Dowden has said.

Introducing conscription would be "money well spent" if threats to the UK are "real" and "genuine", a Tory MP has declared. Tobias Ellwood, who served in the British Army, told Matthew Wright on LBC on Saturday, 6 April: "I like the idea of people doing some form of service. "But... It's not for everybody. There are sorts of things that you can do to support your nation which doesn't necessarily mean you're going to be carrying arms. And that we need to be flexible about." It comes a...

POWNAL — A Pownal man was arrested early Tuesday morning after allegedly threatening a household member with a deadly weapon, according to Vermont State Police. Authorities responded to a domestic disturbance call on VT Route 346 at approximately 7:48 a.m. Investigation at the scene led to the arrest of Matthew Wright, 34, on charges of

A Pownal, Vermont man was arrested on Tuesday and is accused of threatening someone with a deadly weapon, making them fear of serious bodily injury or death. Vermont State Police say Matthew Wright, 34, was arrested after a month-long investigation into the incident.

Clueless senior police officers displayed a shocking and worrying ignorance over the weekend after they were filmed telling a Jewish woman that swastikas shown in a pro-Palestine march needed to be "taken in context".

The Metropolitan Police has been condemned by politicians after an officer was filmed telling a Jewish woman that swastikas displayed during a pro-Palestine march needed to be 'taken in context'.

A Labour shadow minister has said that a police officer's comment that a swastika seen on a pro-Palestine march "has to be taken in context" was "very concerning".

A top doctor has warned British people to expect delays at A&E, after it emerged that 250 people may have died needlessly each week while waiting for emergency care last year.