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Baroness Stroud says removing the £20-a-week uplift to Universal Credit is ‘a grave misstep’.

The organisation, previously led by former TalkTalk boss Baroness Harding, also had 'muddled' objectives, the Public Accounts Committee said.

Before charming an almost empty stadium by speaking in Romanian she defeated experienced Slovenian Polona Hercog 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 to make the second round, in which she will face Ana Bogdan.

Manchester City wonderkid with "special quality" could be handed another chance to stake a first team claim by Pep Guardiola in the Carabao Cup clash with West Ham

Covid-19 was “the eighth-highest killer of kids in this age group over the past year,” said a C.D.C. official in favor of broader authorization.

Here's a suggestion for Boris Johnson. He should be wary of talking rubbish. Or he may end up trashing his own policies and infuriating the British people, writes GEOFFREY LEAN.

Industry leaders say it is evidence of a wider crisis across the food supply chain caused by a chronic lack of workers. Around 20 per cent fewer birds have been reared this year on British farms.

The Common Standards Committee has suspended Owen Paterson for 30 days. But does Mr Paterson deserve to be caught up in an old-fashioned MP scandal or he just too naive?

Chrissy Teigen gave up alcohol after she faced severe backlash when old tweets emerged of her bullying others, including Courtney Stodden

Terry McAuliffe attacks Trump, but avoids talking about his Democratic ally in the White House — pointing up a vulnerability for the party next Tuesday, and beyond.

Satirist Mort Sahl, whose running commentary on politicians and current events during the Cold War made him a favourite of a new, restive generation of Americans, died Tuesday. He was 94.

Comedy star Howie Mandel and late-night talk-show host Lilly Singh are among the judges set for the upcoming return of Citytv's Canada's Got Talent.

Legendary Entertainment announced Tuesday that Denis Villeneuve's Dune, which adapts the first half of Frank Herbert's 1965 science-fiction epic, will get a sequel.

From Ted Danson on the oceans to Greta Thunberg on everything else – get armed with the facts and inspired to make a differenceWant to do more for the planet but can’t even motivate yourself to rinse tin cans before recycling? Maybe some great culture can help. Here are inspirational films to get you excited about changing the way you eat, stir

Comedian says he’s ‘more than willing to give you an audience but you will not summon me’ in apparent response to protestThe comedian Dave Chappelle has spoken out about backlash against his recent Netflix special, saying...

Comedian Dave Chappelle on Monday addressed the transgender controversy at Netflix in a video on his Instagram account, five days after a protest near the company's Los Angeles...

Royal Shakespeare Company cancels planned extension of The Mirror and the Light in West EndCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe Royal Shakespeare Company has cancelled a planned extension of its...

Playground theatre, London‘You don’t want to help. You just want to say you’ve helped’ … this series of heated and occasionally heavy-handed dialogues illuminate social hypocrisy and class barriersThere are no easy...

Royal Academy, LondonForget the rural idylls. This sublime show recasts John Constable as the godfather of the avant garde, producing explosive, nightmarish paintings of a vanishing worldThere was no honking traffic on the A303...

Fiona Benson’s collection of poems about fireflies, mosquitoes and the like takes us into a glowing parallel universeI had not expected to spend long with these poems, assuming a collection devoted to insects was likely to...