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A study by he Common Wealth think tank has revealed that 40% of the licences for North Sea oil and gas are owned by firms based abroad, with profits going to overseas companies and investors

Layla Moran, the UK's first MP of Palestinian descent, said on Sunday that a tank is outside the church where her family are sheltering and the building opposite has been overrun by IDF soldiers

Dogs are like family members – and as with baby names, many of us agonise over what to call our new arrivals. But some names for our beloved four legged friends are stranger than others

Baroness Michelle Mone claimed she had "no case to answer" but admitted she could gain from profits from £200 of PPE contracts, while husband Doug Barrowman said the pair were treated like "Bonnie and Clyde"

Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper is back in hospital fighting for his life after suffering a shock heart attack just two weeks before Christmas

Baroness Michelle Mone told the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg that she stands to benefit from £200million of contracts awarded to PPE Medpro, and said she regrets denying links to it

A celebrity Michelin-starred chef who grow up on a council estate has called on the Government to tackle the equivalent of seven billion meals wasted every year as families face hunger this Christmas

Though he says he doesn't agree with what Matt Hancock did while in office, Boy George was more than happy to have dinner with him after their trials on I'm A Celebrity were over

Martin Griffiths, who has served as a councillor for 17 years, and is a former leader of Wellingborough Borough Council, said the area needs an “honest MP. Someone with integrity who puts residents first.”

Lib Dem Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Layla Moran explains the harrowing situation her extended family members find themselves in

Keir Mudie says Rishi Sunak is a Scrooge who hasn’t learned any lessons, despite what the ghosts are telling him - and a horrible festive season is in store for him

Households are expected to spend an average of £279 on Christmas presents this year, but a typical family is likely to be hit with £800 worth of tax hikes as a result of Mr Hunt’s decision to freeze income tax thresholds

Officials privately accepted it is likely to take “a number of years” to resolve the RAAC crisis in documents seen by the Mirror

The Welsh Government will put an end to the 'grace period' which stopped enforcement over new speeding limits - but thousands of members of the public have hit out at the new 20mph roads

The Prime Minister travelled to a political event in Teesside by train yesterday - meanwhile a taxpayer-funded RAF jet was flown up to wait overnight for him, before flying him to a far-right political conference in Rome, in apparent breach of the ministerial code

With a rising tide of shoplifting costing British shop owners almost £1billion a year, business leaders are warning that thieves are growing more confident than ever. The Mirror investigates.

A controversial advert that takes a stab at the lack of gun control in America has gone viral but has also triggered a fierce backlash from supporters of gun culture

The access children have to social media and the questionable things they are exposed to on the internet are complex problems that won't be solved by the Government's idea to impose a blanket ban

Tory Science Minister Andrew Griffith said a consultation may be launched in the new year, with measures being considered including a ban on under-16s using sites like Instagram and TikTok

From seeing justice done for Hillsborough to angering Winston Churchill, the Mirror's columnists have been at the leading edge of journalism for over a hundred years. Paul Routledge pays tribute.

A grim picture has been painted by recent figures which show the NHS struggling to keep up with patient demand even before the worst of winter arrives, and the Tories have made it this way

Israeli ambassador to Britain Tzipi Hotovely said yesterday that Israel "absolutely" rules out a two-state settlement with the Palestinians, sparking a row with PM Rishi Sunak and the US

Twenty-four years ago Sabir Zazai arrived to Britain in the back of a lorry after an arduous journey from war-torn Afghanistan - now the refugee champion hopes to keep the spirit of sanctuary alive

Figures from across Labour's past and present, including Gordon Brown, Alastair Campbell, Lord Mandelson and Ed Balls, all attended the service in north London

No10 officials have told nuclear veterans their medical records are not missing, but won't let the PM meet them to discuss it