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Presidential hopeful Nikki Haley has reportedly dropped out of the Republican primary race after suffering a series of devastating defeats to former President Donald Trump across multiple states

As Jeremy Hunt prepares to give his 2024 budget statement, we take a look at the Chancellor of the Exchequer's career so far, including his heavily criticised turn as Health Secretary, and his bid for leadership

As Jeremy Hunt prepares to announce what could be the last budget before a general election is called, we hope it goes better than this Olympic blunder where he almost whacked a sporting crowd with a bell

Science Secretary Michelle Donelan published a grovelling apology to Professor Kate Sang after falsely suggesting that the academic had expressed sympathy for Hamas

Apple has just released iOS 17.4 which now lets some users sideload apps for the very first time.

Joe Biden and Donald Trump are set for a November rematch after they both claimed coast-to-coast victories in the US states on Super Tuesday

As the Chancellor considers imposing cuts to pay for tax giveaways in the Budget, a TUC poll of public sector workers found almost 40% are considering leaving their professions

The 2p cut in National Insurance is unlikely to woo voters ahead of the next general election - with those earning under £27,000 still losing out from the changes

As the race for a Republican and Democratic Presidential candidate heats up on Super Tuesday, here's what is stopping former President Donald Trump from winning today

The Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin is allegedly grooming his secret son Ivan to take over with plans to change Russia's constitution so he can pass the power onto him aged 21

Birmingham City Council, which effectively declared itself bankrupt last year, has passed a budget which will see council tax rise over 20% in two years with £300million of cuts

Science and Technology Secretary Michelle Donelan has apologised to Prof Kate Sang after demanding a probe into false claims she supported Hamas after the October 7 attack

James Wilton, 32, who works at a special needs school in Leeds, warned that Jeremy Hunt 'does not have a clue' as it was warned the Chancellor could make cuts in the Budget

The number of people arriving by small boats across the Channel since Rishi Sunak became PM has passed 40,000 with more crossings so far this year compared to this point in 2023

The seller of construction products said that its customers are waiting to see if a potential new government will announce any support for the sector and where interest rates will go

Multi-millionaire couple Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty discuss how they split chores in the No10 flat while the PM says he's 'too exhausted' to read after work

Baroness Morgan of Cotes and Lord Blunkett have called for a 'meaningful' relationship between schools and businesses

If the state pension triple lock is kept in place, AJ Bell has crunched the numbers to work out how much it could be worth by 2030

WASPI women, born in the 1950s, claim they weren't correctly informed by the Government that their state pension age would go up - here is everything you need to know about the campaign

The comments from Trade Minister Greg Hands come after the Conservatives were hit by a humiliating blow as the party sunk to its lowest poll rating in almost 50 years

The National Border Patrol Council posted a fake itinerary for the the 81-year-old president’s trek down to Brownsville, Texas in a tweet on Saturday following his visit

Leaving a pensioner suffering in his hospital bed and having to call 999 just to get the most basic attention is the latest symbol of the decay and ruin the Tories are visiting on our NHS

An NHS trust has formally apologised after an elderly man was so severely neglected in hospital that he was forced to call reception and then emergency services just to get some attention

Fake AI-generated images of Donald Trump posing with Black people are being shared online by his supporters in an attempt to gain voters as fears grow over how AI will affect the coming elections

Four decades after Britain's miners came above ground to fight plans to shut down their pits, a new survey found former pit towns are still falling far behind the rest of the UK because of lack of investment