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Sir Keir Starmer has declared "we don't want to diverge" from EU rules in footage of a conference of centre-left leaders in Canada seen by Sky News.

An eight-year-old girl has become the first person in the UK to have a transplant - and not need to take immunosuppressant drugs for the rest of her life.

Rice, spaghetti, baked beans and tea bags are among the staple items costing three times as much if the budget versions are not available in supermarkets, new research has found.

"Get in the kitchen, don't be playing this game."

The firm behind the Harry Potter film franchise is set to undergo a significant expansion that could boost the UK economy by "more than £200m".

Larry the cat, or Nova the dog? A hidden power struggle has been raging behind the scenes at Number 10 - and one has come out on top.

People will have the option to register for organ donation when they apply for a new passport from next year.

Sophie Turner is suing Joe Jonas for the return of their two young children to the UK.

The Ukrainian president arrives in Washington DC today, the 548th day of the war, with a plea - "do not abandon us now".

Police have discovered a large quantity of fentanyl hidden in a nursery days after a toddler died from an apparent overdose from the opioid.

The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed Bin Salman, has denied reports that negotiations with Israel over a possible normalisation deal have been suspended and insisted that "every day we get closer".

Canada is "adjusting" its diplomatic presence in India as Delhi suspends visas for Canadian citizens.

Three South African navy personnel have died after seven members of a submarine crew were swept off the vessel's deck by large waves, the country's department of defence has said.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has said he "doesn't care" if Saudi Arabia is accused of "sportswashing" - as long as it adds to the country's GDP.

Scientists have observed how a merciless parasitic plant convinces its host to grow into its own flesh.

The King received a warm welcome from French politicians while he delivered a historic speech as the first British monarch to speak at the country's senate.

Sir Keir Starmer has declared "we don't want to diverge" from EU rules in footage of a conference of centre-left leaders in Canada seen by Sky News.

This week, Rishi Sunak made a surprise speech announcing delays to a number of key Conservative pledges aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

General election campaigning has well and truly begun, and Rishi Sunak has put it all on light green at the political roulette table.

People will have the option to register for organ donation when they apply for a new passport from next year.

Owen Farrell will return to the England starting line-up at fly-half, with Marcus Smith in at full-back and George Ford on the bench for Saturday's Rugby World Cup clash against Chile in Lille.

David Raya says Aaron Ramsdale must "fight for the team" if he returns to the Arsenal side after displacing his rival for the No 1 shirt.

England captain Millie Bright says the Lionesses have reached an agreement with the FA over pay and bonuses, bringing an end to their ongoing dispute.

Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman says he does not care when he is accused of sportswashing.

The firm behind the Harry Potter film franchise is set to undergo a significant expansion that could boost the UK economy by "more than £200m".

British star James Corden has told how he felt "compelled" to come back to the UK after eight years hosting his hit US chat show – but says it was "very difficult" to walk away.

Lizzo is facing a new lawsuit from a former wardrobe designer on her tour who says she was subjected to fat shaming and racism while working for the Grammy award winner.

"Get in the kitchen, don't be playing this game."

Another year, another iPhone - and with it the usual Apple spiel about huge improvements that make it the best one yet.

An eight-year-old girl has become the first person in the UK to have a transplant - and not need to take immunosuppressant drugs for the rest of her life.

"Get in the kitchen, don't be playing this game."

A new virus discovered in the Pacific is thought to be the deepest ever found in Earth's oceans.

Two alleged "non-human" alien corpses each belonged to a single skeleton and were not assembled, Mexican doctors have claimed.

Wrestlers have brawled on a bullet train in Japan - with a half-hour match fought in a narrow aisle.

A man who was an "avid stamp collector" as a child has moved from Florida to Scotland with his wife to run the world's oldest post office.

A man who went viral after he was filmed surfing with his pet python has been fined more than 2,000 Australian dollars for taking the reptile out in public.

Another year, another iPhone - and with it the usual Apple spiel about huge improvements that make it the best one yet.

"If we don't get the aid, we will lose the war."

Sir Keir Starmer has declared "we don't want to diverge" from EU rules in footage of a conference of centre-left leaders in Canada seen by Sky News.

The Ukrainian president arrives in Washington DC today, the 548th day of the war, with a plea - "do not abandon us now".

Radio Royal is pleased to announce the continuation of our sponsorship agreement with Solicitors for Older People Scotland.

Winners of the Robyn Jenkins Memorial Award 2020-21 announced.

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