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Reforms aim to help make consumer credit rules ‘fit for digital age’
The Consumer Credit Act was written for a different era, Economic Secretary to the Treasury and City minister Rachel Blake said. -
Joao Pedro omitted from Brazil World Cup squad as Chelsea star beaten in shock snub
Carlo Ancelotti has made some surprise selections for this summer’s tournament
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World Cup 2026: Every confirmed squad and expected release dates
Summer tournament fast approaching as title hopefuls begin to reveal team sheets
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Trump calls off strikes on Iran at request of Gulf allies, amid ‘serious’ talks
The US president says he has instructed the military to prepare for strikes ‘on a moment’s notice’ in case of no agreement. -
Keir Starmer to chair first Cabinet meeting since Wes Streeting’s resignation
Polling by YouGov suggested Andy Burnham would be Labour members’ preferred candidate for leader. -
Reality documentaries starring Tyson Fury and Gordon Ramsay up for TV awards
Sir David Attenborough, who has just celebrated his 100th birthday, has nods for five of his programmes in the Factual Entertainment category. -
Grandfather receives pioneering UK-first operation to treat brain issue
Andrew Wood said he was ‘shocked’ when he discovered that he had a brain aneurysm. -
James Graham calls Sir Gareth Southgate a ‘hero for the ages’
The playwright is best known for writing the award-winning play Dear England, which tells the story of Sir Gareth’s time as England manager. -
SNP urges Reeves to go ‘much further’ to aid families amid cost-of-living crisis
New Westminster economy spokesperson Kirsty Blackman called on Rachel Reeves to act to help families – including those in the ‘squeezed middle’. -
Fan spending on Harry Styles Wembley gigs set to top £1bn
Barclays said the event was set to be a ‘major cultural moment’ as a million ticket-holders travel to London for the 12 dates beginning on June 12.