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Business set to resume at Westminster
Labour will be on Government frontbenches for first time in 14 years.
Number 10 pledges to loosen Whitehalls tight grip over cities and regions
Regional mayors meet in Downing Street.
Starmer heads to Nato summit as alliance marks 75th anniversary
Sir Keirs first overseas trip as new Prime Minister.
Prince of Wales to return to his former airbase
William is set to visit RAF Valley on Anglesea.
Biden declines to step aside and tells Democrats to focus on beating Trump
US President Joe Biden is standing firm against calls for him to drop his candidacy for a second term, calling for an end to the intra-party drama that has torn apart the Democrats..
Mother who said morphine dose she gave did quietly end ill sons life has died
A mother who said she gave her cancer-stricken son a dose of morphine she believes did quietly end his life more than 40 years ago has died..
Relief mixed with concern among European leaders over French poll results
Leaders across Europe have expressed relief but also some concern over the results of the snap election in France which left a key EU country facing the prospect of a hung parliament and political paralysis..
Reeves No time to waste in drive for greater economic growth
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will make kickstarting economic growth a national mission with major changes to speed up infrastructure projects and unlock private investment..