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The shocking number of people flouting the rules is the latest in a string of concerns over smart motorways.

An additional 1.2million adults are now NOT on track for even a basic standard of living in retirement compared with last year, according to the Scottish Widows study.

Only one in ten homes sold during the first half of this year went to a buy-to-let investor, which could make it harder for tenants to find a home they can afford.

A senior PSNI officer is accused of being resistant to investigating Katie Simpson's death as murder.

The makers of athletics tracks are tweaking their surfaces to make them faster.

As humiliating as Clinton’s loss to Trump was, she didn’t drag down congressional Democrats — who with Biden were on pace to be wrecked in the House and Senate.

Co-presented by De Los, singer-songwriter Daymé Arocena performs her brand of Latin pop.

A King’s Speech debate could end with a vote on Tuesday as the Prime Minister faces a backlash to his refusal to abolish the two-child benefit cap.

Felix Project to give out 400,000 essential goods such as tolietries and bedding over 12 months

Michael Shvo calls Core’s claims a “cynical ploy” to “litigate in the press” for a rent reduction and to get out of paying other bills, including for a $10 million construction cost overrun which its contract with Shvo obligates it to pay.

President Joe Biden announces the end of his 50-year career in public service. Presidential historian and ABC News contributor Mark Updegrove takes us through the uncharted political waters.

Cheatle should have been gone the night of the attempted Trump assassination, and now is a symbol of the incompetence and lack of responsibility that has undermined trust in our institutions.

Volunteers at Bannockburn House in Scotland discovered a musket ball hole in a wall that dates to the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745.

VP Harris spoke at Delaware campaign event Monday, saying, "it is my intention to go out and earn this nomination and to win."

Vice President Kamala Harris targeted her potential rival for the White House in her first address to her campaign staff. ABC News' Selina Wang reports from Delaware.

By Camille Elemia

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday ordered the shutdown of all Philippine offshore gaming operators after several of the companies were allegedly involved in scams, torture and other crimes.

The online casinos, known as POGOs in the Philippines, proliferated during the administration of former President Rodrigo Duterte, whose term ended in 2022. They attracted customers from mainland China, where gambling is illegal, and other foreigners and were frequently embroiled in controversy. Читать дальше...

Pres. Biden called into Delaware campaign headquarters during a campaign rally for Vice Pres. Kamala Harris, saying he's "going to be working like hell" to support her in her 2024 election campaign.

Brace yourself for a whole lotta "omg, where'd you get that" and "wow, your outfit's so cute" — grab an umbrella, you're gonna be ~showered~ with compliments.

Harry's veterans sports tournament, the Invictus Games, is heading back to Britain, raising a number of royal questions.

During a family holiday, Tyson Fury's youngest son, Prince Adonis Amaziah, stuck up his middle finger in a photo shared by his wife, Paris

Common infections like colds and UTIs linked to lifelong brain and spinal cord condition...  The Sun

'Rapidly rising' numbers of men sent to the prison 'have increased the pressure on prison managers struggling to provide safe and decent conditions' there

In the round-up: Qatar sprint race victory "not really a win" - Piastri • Hadjar "speechless" over blunder • Aston Martin WEC car revealed

Coronation Street viewers can expect a week full of drama on the cobbles as a surprise return is teased while an exit is sealed and a shock arrest rocks Weatherfield