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Private schools push 8% fee increase before UK's Labour imposes VAT
Keir Starmer's party has vowed to introduce VAT on fees, which parents fear would price their children out of private education
Muslim who made history as Scotland's First Minister steps down
Tearful SNP leader forced to quit after confidence votes were triggered when coalition collapsed
UK and Ireland clash amid escalating Rwanda asylum row
Britain has rejected Irish government's plan to send back asylum seekers arriving over border from Northern Ireland
King Charles to return to public duties following 'positive' cancer treatment
Monarch will visit a cancer treatment centre with Queen Camilla on Tuesday
Boost in Gaza aid puts focus on safety of humanitarian workers delivering supplies
Construction has begun of a temporary pier that US soldiers will use to distribute aid but what shape should aid teams on the ground take?
Humza Yousaf's leadership teeters on brink as he faces two confidence votes
First Minister intends to fight a vote of no confidence tabled after he disbanded his coalition
Scientists find link between pollution and poor mental health
Researchers find the air we breathe affects our mental well-being, which in turn impacts heart health
Global warming could become 'main driver of biodiversity loss'
Worldwide biodiversity declined between 2 per cent and 11 per cent during the 20th century due to changes in land use
Climate change will place 'millions more at risk' of mosquito-borne diseases
Cases set to spread across currently unaffected parts of northern Europe, Asia, North America and Australia
New type of UV light could 'help reduce risk of the next pandemic'
Far-UVC can kill viruses and bacteria without the safety concerns of conventional ultraviolet light
Army horses escape and run loose through central London
Four people taken to hospital after bloodied animal sighted galloping through city centre
Five migrants drown in English Channel small boat crossing
Hours after UK government passes bill to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, French coastguard says several lifeless bodies spotted in water
Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda plan burns bridges with Afghan allies
Government's deportation plan eventually passed through Parliament in early hours
Man 'carrying explosives' arrested at Iran consulate in Paris
Witnesses say man dragged flags on the floor of consulate and claimed he wanted to avenge the death of his brother
Polish police arrest spy suspect in alleged Zelenskyy assassination plot
Polish citizen accused of preparing to pass airport security information to Russian agents
