Treasury minister Darren Jones faced backlash when he made the comparison in the wake of the Chancellor’s spring statement.

Fast forward 14 years since the Sun's repugnant 'Beat the Cheat' campaign, and the same misguided and exaggerated vilification of disabled people has resurfaced, this time under a Labour government.

The government's decision to cancel the food shipments has caught food banks off guard, and could lead to shortages.

Katrina Armstrong is leaving the post a week after the university agreed to a list of demands from the White House.

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Jonathan LaRoche, set to report to prison next month, faces new charge related to attempted production of child sex abuse ...

The UFL and its players have not agreed on a CBA for 2025. The players are now calling upon league co-owner Dwayne Johnson for help.

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Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders is looking to donate uniforms to youth football coaches across the country, and he announced his plan on social media. 'C ...

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Officers from the MCPD – 4th District PIU have arrested and charged 24-year-old, Manuel Perez and 20-year-old, Jonathan Cruz, ...

We dive into the Spring Statement to explain why it happened, what it means and tackle the question of whether taxes are ...