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Seven asylum seekers were given a reprieve when a court halted the first UK-Rwanda deportation flight
Britain's unemployment rate has risen slightly, while soaring inflation is causing the value of wages to fall at the fastest rate in more than a decade
GDP contracted for the second month in a row in April
Bank of England concludes that emergency planning at Britain's biggest lenders means none should require a public bailout in the event of a crisis
Russian leader claims he is 'returning strength' to the country
Urgent bid to block flight to Rwanda under UK government’s controversial policy to remove asylum seekers to the east African nation will be heard at the High Court
Britain's Home Office has scheduled the first flight for June 14
Three men appeared in court in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic
Bones belonging to the 10-metre spinosaurid discovered on the Isle of Wight
Court found the Briton guilty of trying to smuggle artefacts out of the country
Study finds potential tenants with eastern European, Asian or Middle-Eastern names are less likely to get a response
Home prices increased by 1% in May, the eleventh consecutive monthly rise
Study at level crossing at UK aims to find improved safety measures
Braimah Kanneh-Mason got the chance to play instrument at preview of Christie's sale
Mr Johnson will have overtaken five previous prime ministers in terms of longevity
