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Starmers plans to shape up Civil Service could trigger union clash

He will plans for greater use of AI and technology across the Service

New offence over planning mass killings recommended in wake of Southport murders

The terrorism definition should not be changed in the wake of the Southport murders but a new offence to address the gap for lone individuals planning mass killings should be considered, the UK’s terror watchdog has said.

John Lewis staff miss out on bonus for third year

That's despite a rise in profits

High teacher leaving rates and sluggish recruitment affecting pupils

Persistently high teacher leaving rates and “sluggish” recruitment in England have led to larger class sizes and a greater reliance on unqualified staff, a report has suggested.

Lewis Hamilton not feeling the pressure ahead of Ferrari debut

His first race for the Scuderia is in Australia this weekend

UK housing market momentum slowed in February

Momentum in the UK housing market slowed in February amid signs of weakening buyer confidence, according to surveyors.

Arsenal through to Champions League last eight

The Gunners beat PSV 9-3 on aggregate

Aston Villa into Champions League quarter final against PSG

The Midlands side beat Club Brugge 6-1 on aggregate

Over 1800 dogs stolen across the UK last year

An estimated 1,808 dogs were stolen across the UK last year – with French bulldogs now the most likely breed to be taken, according to police figures.

Trump I dont want to hurt Ireland but trade must be fair

President Donald Trump has said he does not want “to do anything to hurt Ireland” but added that the trade relationship between the countries should be focused on “fairness”.