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Battle for the soul of Texas: Paxton vs Talarico gets more frantic by the day and official polls can't call it... but HARRIET ALEXANDER discovers which way the signs are really pointing
The two men vying for Texas's seat in the Senate - Republican Ken Paxton and his Democrat rival James Talarico - held dueling rallies in Fort Worth on Monday night.
Senior minister refuses seven times to back key plank of Labour's immigration clampdown amid party row
Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh repeatedly dodged questions about proposals by Shabana Mahmood to make people wait longer for permanent residency in Britain.
Street lights, council tax, school crossing patrols and bins - the 'distasteful' decisions as Bury council scrambles to plug £20m black hole
New details have been revealed and the council wants to know what you think
Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson is accused of raping woman inside Parliament
The disgraced former MP, 63, has been accused of attacking the woman in Westminster in 2016.
‘It’ll reduce corridor care’: New hospital unit for 60 extra patients a day opens
A new hospital unit designed to reduce corridor care has opened, allowing specialists to treat up to 60 extra patients a day.
GOP rep: 'We got to investigate' Starlink slowdown report
Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (Pa.) is calling for a congressional investigation into the Starlink slowdown in Ukraine after a report that SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk personally ordered it. “We got to call the…
Passenger heard 'moaning' sounds and told driver 'he's under the car' as 'killer' driver refused to stop while dragging headteacher more than a mile to his death, court hears
Simon Richardson, 35, is accused of the murder of headteacher Michael Mullins, 56, as he peddled home from work at Stretford Grammar School on April 20.
Moment pheasant poachers are caught by drone firing catapults at the birds in first-of-its-kind police operation
The drones, operated by volunteers who had been trained by police in a new scheme, captured one of the men injuring a bird before driving off and leaving tracks behind in a crop field.
Revealed: The parts of Kent where house prices are falling fastest
Almost £2,000 has been wiped off the value of the average Kent home, according to analysis by online estate agents Purplebricks.
Why does Vinnie Jones think King Charles shouldn't be on the throne?
Footballer-turned-actor Vinnie Jones doesn't think King Charles should have succeeded the late Queen Elizabeth on the throne due to the fact that he is a divorcee.
