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UK's Irish Guards battalion reactivated after 75 years
British Army unit that saw action in both world wars has been resurrected partly due to conflict in Ukraine
Gibraltar authorities say operation to remove fuel from damaged tanker could take days
The OS 35 is beached off Bay of Gibraltar following collision
Greenpeace drops boulder barrier to disrupt deep-sea fishing
Activists say action needed to stop trawlers damaging protected marine areas
Queen Elizabeth to miss Highland Games over mobility issues
Members of the British royal family usually attend the event in Scotland
What is Don't Pay, the growing movement against the UK's energy squeeze?
Grassroots group wants one million people in Britain to stop paying energy bills
Rush in UK to raise £50m to save 'The Portrait of Omai'
Sir Joshua Reynold's 18th-century work is one of Britain's most significant paintings
Leading economists predict pound to reach parity with dollar
Investors ditch sterling as Britain's energy crunch cripples consumer spending
UK house prices rise in August 'but market slowdown coming'
Cost-of-living crisis and climbing interest rates expected to dampen house buyer demand
Ryan Giggs trial jury fails to reach verdict
A retrial is possible but prosecution lawyers will have to consider if it is in the public interest
Profile: Ryan Giggs's glittering career for Manchester United before assault trial
Former prodigy among the pantheon of English football's greats
Indian community mourns after two boys drown in Northern Ireland
Teenagers had been swimming at Lough Enagh on Monday evening when they got into difficulty
Charles Dickens’ unseen letters to be published for the first time
Eleven letters offer a glimpse into the life of the British literary giant
Britain's chancellor visits US to push for co-operation on cost-of-living crisis
Opposition parties have condemned the taxpayer-funded trip
Ex-MP predicts Boris Johnson will attempt comeback as UK leader
Ex-development secretary likens departing British PM to Italy's long-serving Silvio Berlusconi
More than 100,000 UK Royal Mail staff to strike on Friday
Deliveries to come to a standstill on Friday as union plans more protest action
