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A move by Russian president Vladimir Putin to meet major players including Iran in the conflict between Israel and Hamas has startled Western leaders with many fearing it could ignite a wider war in the region

The damage Tory ­governments have done to this country is immeasurable, says Brian Reade, and as the PM scraps the cap on bankers' bonuses while hundreds of thousands still rely on foodbanks, he hopes voters will remember the pain and Sunak's priorities

After his humiliating by-election losses, Rishi Sunak faces a battering from voters in a general election next year as there's a growing feeling the country is broken

Giving speculators the green light to be paid bonuses of more than 200% is utterly reckless and deeply unfair when more than one million children were in poverty last year

Bankers were paid more than £13billion in bonuses in 2008, on the eve of the financial crisis, and the bid to further enrich the UK’s bankers was announced by Kwasi Kwarteng

A new date has been set for the start of the ETIAS document allowing UK citizens and those from dozens of other countries to enter European nations including Spain, Greece, France and Italy

Tesla and SpaceX boss Elon Musk says the site will offer a "lower cost" version of X Premium, which will include all the features of the subscription but "no reduction in ads", alongside the more expensive ad-free version

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has called on the UK and EU to postpone the implementation of tougher rules of origin requirements on EV batteries

Donna Chisholm, 53 is forced to wear a prosthetic nose after losing hers to an aggressive form of cancer, but has the opportunity to regrow on in a ground breaking operation

Christian Lindner, German finance minister, has said that the UK has a 'standing invitation' on any future talks on reducing trade barriers or 'obstacles in daily business life'

It comes after party leader Keir Starmer was targeted with a 'deepfake' audio of his voice apparently berating an aide

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said the Xbox owner could go ahead with the takeover after agreeing to buy Activision without cloud gaming rights

Rhian-Mari Thomas, chief executive of the Green Finance Institute, has said the UK financial sector is 'at a nascent stage' when it comes to the green transition

Claudia Gualdi, travel intelligence data lead at Riskline, has explained the ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) that will soon regulate entry into 30 European countries

The EU's digital policy chief has written to Elon Musk warning him that X, formerly known as Twitter, is circulating "fake and misleading information" on the conflict between Israel and Hamas

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it would refer Turkish firm Arcelik's takeover of Whirlpool's European domestic appliances business for a phase two investigation

It's been 23 years since Big Brother first exploded onto our screens in 2000 and launched the careers of household names including the late Nikki Grahame, Pete Bennet and Glyn Wise, who was just 18 when he entered the house in 2006

Several Israeli news outlets, citing rescue service officials, said at least 700 people have been killed in Israel, including 44 soldiers. The Gaza Health Ministry said 413 people, including 78 children and 41 women, were killed in the territory

A study into 'Bregret' found that half of people believe leaving the EU had a negative effect on the UK economy, while 16% of Leave voters would back Remain if they had another chance

The Prime Minister spoke out after attending a meeting of the European Political Community in Granada, Spain, where leaders discussed tackling people smuggling gangs

The Tory conference panel event featured an audience member confronting Tory MPs Jacob Rees-Mogg and Tom Hunt about whether their language around migration has stirred up racism

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps insisted British support for Kyiv must continue, regardless of whether the Republican wins the US presidential race taking place next November

Leaving the European Union has hardly been a success so far - which is why thousands of you want another shot at rejoining. "A lot of people were duped on the initial Brexit and are very unhappy about it", says one disgruntled Mirror reader

Donna Chisholm, 53, had originally been offered the chance to become one of the first patients in the world to undergo the new procedure in Toulouse, France

Airlines including Ryanair, British Airways and TUI have different advice for customers due to fly into and out of the UK this week after hundreds of flights were cancelled on Monday