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The Home Secretary also claimed the Conservatives are becoming ‘right-wing wreckers’ as she criticised their response to recent riots.

CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity firm at the centre of the global IT outage in July which grounded flights and delayed medical treatments, will face questions in US congress later on Tuesday.

Emergency services were on the scene at 6.55am on Tuesday, with police confirming that the man died on his way to hospital.

Winter fuel payments to pensioners rose to 11.6 million last year, new figures show as the Government continues to face a backlash over its plan to cut back the benefit.

— World leaders spoke at an event called Summit of the Future, with many focusing on emerging threats, to the earth’s climate, on the battlefield and in cyberspace.

Cabinet Office minister Pat McFadden also vowed on Tuesday to table an emergency resolution at his party’s conference to halt an alleged change to venue licensing times, “if that’s on the agenda”.

Lebanese health ministry says death toll stands at 492 people as Labour minister calls for everybody in the Middle East to be able to live in peace.

Daniel Tatters, 25, is the second person to be charged in connection with a house fire that killed Akashdeep Singh, 26, in Wolverhampton.

Actor Brian Cox has warned people to “move for your mind” in order to avoid mental health issues brought on by “killer” desks in the workplace.

Four arrests have now been made in Cumbria as part of a nationwide operation to crack down on driving offences.

Julian Dunkerton said an exemption on low-value parcels is a ‘loophole’ that gives the fast-fashion brand in unfair advantage.