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A survey of High Net Worth Individuals by wealth management firm Saltus found they were almost twice as likely to back Keir Starmer over Rishi Sunak at the election

Failed former Prime Minister flew across the Atlantic to speak at CPAC - America’s biggest right-wing conference - and all-but endorsed Donald Trump to return to power.

The Big Four banks' profit gains were made off soaring interest rates, which have cost households hundreds more in mortgage and rental costs - corporations put profits ahead of people

Former US President Donald Trump could face losing some of his prized New York properties if he's unable to pay his civil fraud case penalty which stands at almost $454 million

The Kremlin has slammed US President Joe Biden's use of what they call "shameful language" after the Biden called Russian President Vladimir Putin a "crazy SOB"

"Wherever I look, on trains, in pubs, in the street, there are so-called grown-ups glued to their tiny phone screens, scrolling and clicking like demented robots"

Ahead of the junior doctors' strike that begins this weekend, polling by Savanta shows the majority of people back the medics in their fight with the Government over pay

Tory Chief Whip Simon Hart heaped pressure on Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle not to allow a vote on Labour's call for a ceasefire in Gaza ahead of chaotic debate

An MPs group said debanking is causing certain ethnic, industry or political groups to be "frozen out" of the UK's banking system

Amit Kerai tweeted Labour's Barry Gardiner suggesting he would be 'stabbed, shot, beheaded' in 2022. The Old Bailey heard Mr Gardiner warn protection for MPs is 'lamentably poor'

New Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has floated his plans to rebuild Old Trafford... but he wants Government help as part of a "Levelling up" investment

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, who has come under fire with 33 Tory and SNP MPs signing a motion of no confidence, has suffered the tragic loss of his eldest daughter

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle will hold talks with party leaders after more than 50 MPs signed a motion declaring no confidence in his position - leaving him fighting for his position

The full list of MPs who have signed a motion declaring they have no confidence in Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle who is fighting to stay in post after row over Gaza debate

Mum Joanne Good lost her daughter Megan Craig-Wilkinson when the youngster was 16 and tried a three-litre bottle of Frosty Jack's cider, with her sister finding her dead the next day

Large groups of protesters have congregated outside Parliament demanding a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war ahead of a tense Commons debate triggered by an SNP motion

Labour leader Keir Starmer accused the Government of writing off people who are unable to work because they are languishing on record NHS hospital waiting lists

The Commons called for an 'immediate humanitarian ceasefire' in Gaza without a vote on Wednesday evening after a day of chaotic scenes and demands for the Speaker to resign

Sharon Collins witnessed first-hand the devastation that took hold in hospitals when her father died after catching coronavirus on a ward, and says ITV's Breathtaking is 'real life'

Russian President Vladimir Putin is 'laughing' at the UK after our nuclear deterrent Trident flopped in its latest test, according to Prof Anthony Glees, security and intelligence expert at the University of Buckingham

Senior civil servant Sarah Munby was claimed to have told ex-Post Office chief Henry Staunton not to focus on "long-term issues" and ordered him to "hobble" into election

Ben Thornbury, 19, struck upon the idea after seeing a post on Facebook - he bought a fishing rod and chair and started 'fishing' around his local town of Malmesbury in Wiltshire

Foreign Secretary David Cameron has announced those in charge of the Arctic penal colony where Alexei Navalny was killed will be banned from the UK and have assets frozen

Prince William has called for an "end to the fighting" as he voiced his concerns about the conflict in the Middle East - and we want to hear your thoughts on the topic

Ex-Prime Minister Liz Truss complained that schools are being 'infected with the dogma of wokeism' as she prepares to address Donald Trump fans near Washington DC