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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has criticised how the Office for Budget Responsibility watchdog has analysed the impact of his benefit changes. Appearing at a parliamentary committee, he said the …

A grieving widow said a special constable who took photos of footage of her husband as he lay dying "took his dignity" when he was at his most vulnerable. William …

An engineering firm said it was "baffled" to learn that its contract to restore a Grimsby bridge will be terminated. North East Lincolnshire Council said it was seeking a new …

The remaining assets of Plymouth's fish market have gone up for auction as fish merchants say hopes of reviving it appear to be over. Plymouth Trawler Agents (PTA), which ran …

A luxury railway carriage used on the train that carried Winston Churchill during World War Two has undergone restoration work in Devon. The Pullman coach, named Lydia and originally built …

A woman has said she and her husband were forced to live upstairs in their home in Leeds for four years after the council failed to solve an issue with …

A new mural depicting life in the World War One trenches has been unveiled. Co-ordinated by publishing company ThinkingBigger Ltd, the artwork, at Hilsea Station, aims to strengthen the area …

Ethiopia's main opposition party has condemned a ban on its activities, saying it posed a "serious threat" to the 2022 peace deal that ended two years of conflict in the …

A teenage girl who underwent a rare operation, which saw part of her skull stored in her stomach, has been relearning how to walk, talk and swallow. Ellie, 16, from …

The failings of a doctor responsible for Martha Mills' care, who died from sepsis, amounted to "gross negligence" and were "particularly grave", a medical tribunal says. Her death gave rise …