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Clare thought she was doing the best for her children - now she is worried that there is a growing resentment between the siblings

Exam season is over but the countdown has begun to results day for A-level students this summer

Anneliese Dodds and Bridget Phillipson have both been appointed to the job overseeing transgender and women’s rights

The US President faces mounting pressure to stand aside, but some key dates this week could test him and the Democrats

Chris Bore, 68, is not alone in tiptoeing back into the workforce. A huge number of pensioners are unretiring - by choice or by necessity

With major Western democracies facing a period of political uncertainty, Britain could play a vital role in 'reassuring and shepherding alli...

There were no reported injuries on the ground or on board Flight 1001, the airline said

It comes as reports say a specialist in the disease visited the White House eight times in the past year 

The world No 2 was winning comfortably when spectators started to get behind his Danish opponent

Former foreign secretary Lord Cameron and party chairman Richard Holden have resigned from frontbench roles

The guilty plea, which first requires judicial approval, would brand Boeing a convicted felon

Greens vow to put pressure on Labour to deliver on a 10-point plan which includes tackling sewage and bolstering renters' rights

The actor has talked about the sadness of eating alone after the death his wife, actress Hildegard Neil

Unlike his recent predecessors, he defines himself by what he is for, not merely what he is against

Svitolina of Ukraine was in tears and wore a black ribbon on No 2 Court following the deadly strike on a children's hospital in Kyiv 

With Hamilton's impending move to Ferrari on the horizon, there is one man who can help him capture his eighth world championship

Industry experts welcome Rachel Reeves's housing pledges but highlight possible pitfalls for planning and construction

With experience of the modelling industry and homelessness, de Swarte's sitcom is frustratingly lacking in depth

What happens when newbies with slim vote shares find themselves in the path of the heavy equipment?

Ineos are working hard to offload Mason Greenwood and Jadon Sancho as they look to raise funds for their own reinforcements

Industry insiders say new homes are required everywhere - but the focus will be on urban areas where affordability is most challenging

It is by no means clear that the Prime Minister agrees with James Timpson, his new minister of state for prisons, parole and probation

The cat-and-mouse thriller debuts its second series on BBC One starting this week

The England manager always knew the job would be like this but it appears it has taken its toll over the course of the tournament

The days of arbitrary presenteeism and forking out for a supermarket meal are thankfully behind us