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Labour’s plans to nationalise services: Everything you need to know
Labour wants to nationalise mail, water, energy distribution and supply, train operators and fibre broadband provision.
Princess Beatrice visits Andrew as fallout from TV interview continues
The Duke of York has been visited by his daughter Princess Beatrice and her fiance Edoardo Mozzi, as the fallout continues from his BBC interview.
UK’s text relay app service relaunches
An app that helps people across the UK with hearing or speech impairments make phone calls has been relaunched with a new name and a number of improvements.
What are the key words and phrases in the main manifestos?
Coming in at 64 pages – front and back covers included – the Conservative Party manifesto is about two-thirds of the length of the documents published by Labour (107 pages) and the Liberal Democrats (100 pages).
Sale battle to Champions Cup victory over 14-man La Rochelle
World Cup winner Faf De Klerk made a triumphant return to club rugby as Sale Sharks fought their way to a scrappy 25-15 win over La Rochelle in the Heineken Champions Cup at the AJ Bell Stadium.
Scandal-hit Andrew to hand over reins of Pitch@Palace project
The Duke of York has reportedly resigned from his role with his flagship business project Pitch@Palace after days of speculation about his future with the initiative he founded.
What are the legal implications of Andrew’s offer to make a statement?
The Duke of York has said he is willing to help any “law enforcement agency with their investigations” into his former friend, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Duke of York thought to have cancelled Middle East trip as backlash continues
The Duke of York has cancelled a trip to Bahrain as the fallout over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein continues, it has been reported.
More groups cut ties with Duke of York
The Duke of York’s reputation suffered another blow when two more organisations severed ties with him and a sponsor of his flagship business mentoring programme said his plans to continue leading it were “not tenable”.
Corbyn declares war on rich and powerful with ‘manifesto of hope’
Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to take on the “rich and powerful” as he set out his plan to transform Britain with the most “ambitious and radical” programme of reform in decades.
Do Labour’s manifesto spending plans add up?
Self-styled “radical and ambitious” plans tend to always come with a cost.
Labour pledges review of UK cybersecurity defences
The Labour Party has pledged to overhaul the country’s cybersecurity with the creation of a co-ordinating minister and a review of the National Cyber Security Centre’s role.
Duke of York seen for first time after stepping down from royal duties
The Duke of York has been seen in public for the first time after his dramatic decision to step down from official royal duties.
One in three households ‘cannot access WiFi in every room’
WiFi “not-spots” – areas of the home where people are unable to connect to WiFi – affect a third of UK households, new research suggests.
Duke of York could be questioned over Epstein relationship – victims’ lawyer
A US lawyer representing some of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged victims has raised the possibility of questioning the Duke of York under oath over his relationship with the disgraced financier.
Duke of York ‘must co-operate’ with investigators over Epstein – victims’ lawyer
The Duke of York “must cooperate” with US authorities investigating Jeffrey Epstein, a lawyer for some of the American sex offender’s alleged victims has said.
Air Miles Andy – the Falklands hero, playboy prince and controversial royal
While the Duke of York’s royal life may have long been controversial, he also earned regard as the “Playboy Prince” who fought with bravery and distinction in the Falklands.
Andrew to be out of public eye for some time, royal expert says
The Duke of York could be spending a very long period away from public duties due his damaged reputation and questionable judgement, a royal expert has said.
On the campaign trail on Thursday
Labour is set to unveil its manifesto on Thursday – hailed by Jeremy Corbyn as the most radical in the UK’s history.