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Sarah Ransome told ITV’s Good Morning Britain it was ‘no secret that everything was recorded’.

The Peregrine lander has less than 40 hours of fuel left before it loses power and starts tumbling.

Many Great Western Railway and Elizabeth line services to and from Paddington are being cancelled or delayed because of a broken rail.

The Scottish Tory leader said he would have backed the legislation if it had not been delayed.

A Bill to overturn subpostmasters’ convictions is one of the options being considered.

The Abbott Lingo analyses a wearer’s glucose spikes and falls and offers personalised habit suggestions and coaching in response.

The UK discount chain said it is on track to have opened 45 stores this financial year, with plans for a similar number next year.

Leah had been raising money for Jude Mellon-Jameson, who was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma.

It comes as a yellow warning for ice across southern England and South Wales expired at 3am.

The five men and two women have been warned they face ‘very substantial’ jail terms at the High Court in Glasgow.

The Met Office forecasts that 2024 will be even hotter because of a continued rise in greenhouse gases and the El Nino effect.

Artificial intelligence-powered gadgets and see-through TVs have been the eye-catching announcements as CES prepares to open its doors.

Researchers identified a number of hormonal and reproductive factors in women who developed the long-term condition.

A range of stories feature on the front pages in the UK.

The vote will ask for any documents that show the cost of relocating asylum seekers to Rwanda.

The latest six-day junior doctors’ strike in England was the longest in NHS history.

A Bill to quash subpostmasters’ convictions was one of the options being considered over the Horizon IT scandal.

MSG said it could not continue to take part in a process that was ‘merely a political football between rival parties’.

The technology giant said it was integrating AI into more products as part of its ‘AI for all’ approach.

Conservative former minister Sir Bill Wiggin suggested higher speed limits on motorways could boost productivity.