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Boris Johnson was interrupted as he apologised for the "suffering" caused by the COVID pandemic.

The government has stopped short of fully committing to a "Hillsborough Law" in its long-awaited response to a report on the experiences of the victims' families more than six years after it was published.

A woman who was shot dead in Hackney, East London, on Tuesday has been named as Lianne Gordon.

Taylor Swift has been named Time magazine's Person of the Year for 2023.

A former Alaska Airlines pilot accused of trying to cut the engines of a Horizon Air flight will not face charges of attempted murder.

The King and the Princess of Wales have been pictured together for the first time since being named in a book as the senior royals who allegedly questioned what skin colour Prince Archie would have.

Investigations are under way following claims a teacher punched a 10-year-old "multiple times" at a London school - with the boy then being treated in A&E.

The European Union has bowed to demands from European carmakers and the British government for a delay to the introduction of 10% export tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs).

Boris Johnson is just a few hours into to his marathon two-day hearing at the COVID inquiry and already a lot of ground has been covered.

Concrete that could be at risk of collapse has been identified in another 17 schools and colleges in England, the government has confirmed.