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The Resolution Foundation calculates that the official poverty rate rose from 22.1 per cent to 23.2 per cent, the biggest single year jump since 1988, with benefit cuts and inflation hitting hard

Fincham's 'lies' may have been due to nerves rather than outright deception

Read the latest from the Mallorca villa as the contestants search for love and try to evade sunburn

The survey of 2,000 workers also revealed 37 per cent have attributed a headache to excessive screen time

The president says Obama officials have 'monetised' their security clearance

Volunteer groups are bringing food and water supplies to help keep some herds alive

Country's president allegedly meeting with British officials to discuss WikiLeaks founder's future

Seeing how teenage girls in 1960s America were forced to leave school if they became pregnant, Patricia Schiller, who has died aged 104, set about changing attitudes in society

Right to self-defence permits individual facing a serious threat of bodily harm to respond in kind rather than retreat

Read the latest from the Mallorca villa as the contestants search for love and try to evade sunburn

Life might have been carried to our satellite on a meteorite

Man believes girl was 'taken by Allah' and hits back at criticism of practice

Government drops death penalty objection for captured militants after bypassing parliamentary approval for lethal drone strikes

Jason Gargac reportedly livestreamed rides to thousands of subscribers

Government drops death penalty objection for captured militants after bypassing parliamentary approval for lethal drone strikes

Fincham's 'lies' may have been due to nerves rather than outright deception

Meanwhile Secretary of State Mike Pompeo likened Iran's leader to the mafia

New scores 'as significant as household income in predicting educational outcomes'

From the classics to new releases, all of these games promise hours of fun

Hundreds of the first responders were escorted to Jordan in a huge and complex operation over the weekend

Ministers face furious Commons backlash - as they admit 'no execution' assurance secretly lifted in previous cases

'The thousands of additional suicides that are likely to occur as a result of unmitigated climate change are not just a number; they represent tragic losses for families across the country'

First week of summer holidays off to chaotic start for travellers as key carriers in dispute with staff

First week of summer holidays off to chaotic start for travellers as key carriers in dispute with staff

The rapper also discusses his own history of sexual abuse at the hands of a family member