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Liz Truss has revealed she thought “why me, why now?” when she learned the Queen had died just two days into her short-lived premiership. The former prime minister said she went into “a state of shock” when told of Elizabeth II’s death in 2022. Recounting her audiences with the Queen, Ms Truss said there “simply […]

The season-opener will take place in Australia Lewis Hamilton will make his Ferrari debut in Australia after Formula One’s bosses announced next season’s record-equalling 24-round calendar. Hamilton, 39, is set to realise a childhood dream when he swaps Mercedes for Ferrari in 2025, with the seven-time world champion’s opening race to take place in Melbourne

Departures were an average of nearly 27 minutes behind schedule in 2023 Gatwick was the worst airport in the UK for flight delays last year, an investigation has found. Departures from the West Sussex airport were an average of nearly 27 minutes behind schedule in 2023, according to analysis of Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) data

It takes place over the next two weekends Lana Del Rey will return to Coachella music festival to kick off headline performances across the first weekend. The Californian festival takes place over two weekends from April 12 to 14 and April 19 to 21 and will feature other headline performances from Tyler, The Creator; Doja

Users can now be as young as 13 Social media giant Meta has been urged to reverse the lowering of the minimum age to use WhatsApp. The change, which reduces the age limit from 16 to 13, came into force in the UK and EU on Thursday. Campaign group Smartphone Free Childhood said the move

He’s the youngest ever holder of the role Simon Harris has said becoming Taoiseach has been “quite a rollercoaster”. In his first broadcast interview since taking up the top role at Government, Mr Harris also said that the recent Cabinet reshuffle was “challenging”. Asked about becoming Taoiseach, he said: “It’s been a little bit surreal.

Police are investigating claims that Angela Rayner may have broken electoral law. It’s over information she gave about her living situation a decade ago. It comes after James Daly, deputy chairman of the Conservative Party, made Greater Manchester Police (GMP) aware of neighbours contradicting Ms Rayner’s statement that her property, separate from her husband’s, was her

Half of consumers have cut back on their non-essential spending so far this year, with eating out the most likely cull from budgets, a survey suggests. Just 3% of consumers say that they have been able to spend more on non-essentials in the first quarter, with 52% cutting back, according to the KPMG Consumer Pulse

Liverpool were stunned 3-0 by Atalanta in a Europa League quarter-final collapse that could prove to be Jurgen Klopp’s last European night at Anfield. This competition offers the chance to bring the curtain down on the German’s reign with a European trophy on May 22, but their hopes of making the Dublin showpiece are in jeopardy.

The Government needs a TikTok strategy to help combat misinformation directed at young people, MPs have said. Members of the cross-party Culture, Media and Sport Committee said the Government needed to adapt to new apps and platforms that appeal to young people who are increasingly turning away from traditional sources of news. The recommendation is