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New Commons Speaker to be elected on November 4

The election of the next Speaker of the House of Commons will take place on November 4. The current Speaker John Bercow, who has held...

Calais migrant camp cleared by police for third day in a row

French police have cleared a Calais migrant camp for the third time in as many days. Officers – some who appeared to be armed with...

Joe Biden in the firing line as Democratic candidates debate on TV

Joe Biden parried attack after attack from liberal rivals on health care and immigration in a fiery Democratic debate. The televised tussle showcased profound ideological...

‘Electronic nose’ aims to help reduce prescribing of antibiotics

The prescribing of antibiotics could be drastically reduced by a device that detects bacteria in human breath, scientists have said. Experts have created a machine...

Campaigners launch new legal challenge to force PM into Brexit delay

Campaigners have launched a fresh legal challenge to force Boris Johnson to write to the European Union asking for a Brexit extension if he...

New hope for chemotherapy patients in combating hair loss

Chemotherapy patients have been offered a new hope in combating hair loss associated with cancer treatment. Scientists have developed a strategy to protect the hair...

British Airways cancels flights ahead of next pilots’ strike

British Airways has begun cancelling hundreds of flights ahead of the next strike by pilots. Tens of thousands of passengers are expected to be affected...

Animal rights activist convicted over McDonald’s fake blood protest

An animal rights activist who smeared fake blood over a McDonald’s restaurant while wearing a pig mask has been convicted of criminal damage. Up to...

Nigerians tell of ‘terrible situation’ after fleeing xenophobic attacks in South Africa

Nearly 200 Nigerians have returned from South Africa, accepting a free flight back after weeks of violence targeting foreigners in South Africa’s cities of...

Johnson denies lying to Queen about suspension of UK Parliament

Boris Johnson has denied lying to the Queen in order to secure the suspension of Parliament. Scotland’s highest civil court ruled on Wednesday that the...

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