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Wife of Burnham's national security adviser accused of 'leaking' as she fights back over Palestine Action row
Sarah Helm, who is married to Jonathan Powell, was recently probed by police over a social media post in which she declared her support for the banned group.
BBC to axe 100 jobs in its News department and stop broadcasting BBC Three and BBC Scotland on TV as part of £500million cost-cutting drive
The corporation announced today that BBC Three and BBC Scotland will become online-only services next Spring, with Radio 4 Extra also set to close.
Bully lawmaker filmed pulling the 'Don't you know who I am?' card on young cop after being pulled over for not having license plate on front of his Cadillac
Bodycam footage showed the officer politely introducing himself, to which the politician replied: 'Bryan Hill, county executive.'
Staff feared concerns were ignored by Neso energy bosses to 'keep the Government happy'
A major report has found that staff at the National Energy System Operator (Neso), feared their concerns were being ignored
Oil-rich Canadian province of Alberta votes to remain part of the country... but demands immigration is slashed and voter ID laws are tightened
Alberta, the nation's oil heartland, has long been at odds with liberal government leaders over the country's environmental policies.
Labour's 'Burnham bounce' continues as party surges to clear lead in poll - while Tories stay ahead of Reform
The latest YouGov survey shows Labour are up three percentage points from last week and are now on 27 per cent.
QUENTIN LETTS: Words spat out of Mrs Badenoch like machine-gun bullets. Not wearing a helmet, I ducked for cover
Every month or so Kemi Badenoch delivers a weekday morning speech in London. Every month they need a bigger venue as more Tory supporters turn out to have a gawp at this tiny, trenchant figure.
Friend turns on businessman who is suing British Airways for £4m over slip that left him 'disabled'
Businessman Andreas Wuchner, 44, is suing the airline for £4million after claiming the accident left him suffering from debilitating migraines which destroyed his business.
Chaos as massive Google outage crashes banking apps, with NHS and court service also affected
A huge outage has hit hundreds of websites and apps due to an issue with the Google Cloud service.
BBC is mocked for calling French riots 'mostly peaceful' while showing videos of Paris in flames and thugs fighting police
A report on the corporation's News At Ten, covering the weekend of nationwide rioting and looting, has been accused by some viewers of downplaying the carnage.
