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May 11, 2024

Watchdog to review Prozac over potential suicide link

Commonly prescribed antidepressant drugs under scrutiny

5 mins

Starmer promises to scrap Rwanda plan 'straight away'

Labour leader attacks Sunak's Channel crossing ‘gimmicks'

4 mins

Rwanda flights could begin in June, documents suggest

The earliest possible date for flights to Rwanda to begin is 24 June, government lawyers have told the High Court.

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Friday truancy rise 'linked to home-working parents'

An increase in parents working from home since the pandemic could be fuelling a rise in children being absent from school on Fridays, education secretary Gillian Keegan has claimed.

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What are the chances of a Labour revival in Scotland?

The latest Savanta poll for The Scotsman marks a minor moment of history in that it's the first time in decades that the Labour Party has outpolled the Scottish National Party (SNP) both for elections to Westminster and for the regional list section of the elections to the Holyrood parliament. A turning point, in other words.

4 mins

Starmer's ruthless streak is plain to see over Elphicke

An intriguing question was on the minds of some Labour MPS after Keir Starmer welcomed the right-wing Conservative MP Natalie Elphicke into their party with open arms: would she have survived the vetting process to become a Labour parliamentary candidate?

3 mins

Met warns of spiking trend involving spice-laced vapes

Vapes laced with spice are being used to spike people in what police warned is a \"very dangerous new threat\".

3 mins

'No shame in having a bad day,' Harry tells students

Prince spoke to pupils on 'official' Nigerian trip with Meghan

2 mins

Independent reporter wins top award for investigation into fate of Afghan 'Triples'

The Independent's social affairs correspondent, Holly Bancroft, has won an Amnesty International award for her reporting on the fate of Afghan soldiers who fought with UK forces.

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Thunderstorms set to follow 'the hottest day of the year'

Thunderstorms and heavy rain are set to hit large swathes of the UK tomorrow after what could become the hottest day of the year so far today. Temperatures are predicted to rise as high as 26C in parts of southeast England today, including around London.

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Robbery planner jailed for murder of Pc Beshenivsky

The mastermind behind a bungled armed robbery that resulted in a police officer being gunned down in the street was jailed for life yesterday. Pc Sharon Beshenivsky was shot dead on her daughter's fourth birthday after she and a colleague interrupted a raid at Universal Express travel agents in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in November 2005.

2 mins

British forces lead in largest Nato exercise since WWII

Kim Sengupta reports from Estonia as 90,000 troops from 32 states fight imaginary Russian invasion across six borders

4 mins

Russian forces try to breach defensive lines near Kharkiv

Ukraine has sent in reinforcements and evacuated thousands of civilians as Russian forces seek to open up a new front in their invasion by advancing towards Ukraine's second-biggest city, Kharkiv, which sits around 25 miles from the Russia border.

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Hospitals overwhelmed as Israel steps up Rafah assault

\"Catastrophe on top of catastrophe' with food running low

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Israel's use of arms in Gaza broke law, says Washington

A State Department report has found \"reasonable\" evidence that Israel has violated international humanitarian law using US weapons in Gaza, according to the Associated Press. The long-awaited report could have required the US to stop sending weapons to its ally if it had violated the terms of a weapons agreement.

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UK emerges from recession as the economy grows 0.6%

The UK economy is officially out of recession after it grew by 0.6 per cent in the first three months of the year, according to the Office for National Statistics. It rebounded with faster-than-expected growth after a consensus of economists had previously predicted a 0.4 per cent improvement.

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Sunak will welcome growth - but there could be a catch

\"Wow,\" was the reaction of one economist as the UK officially exited last year's recession at a speed no one had really expected. Many of those outside of the City might scratch their heads and ask how quarterly growth of 0.6 per cent is anything to get excited about. But if you follow this stuff, it is.

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Wembley roar! Earps can be United's silverware saviour

Manchester United face Spurs in the FA Cup final - and all eyes will be on the England keeper, writes Jamie Braidwood

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Premiership promises more thrilling battles for play-offs

The Gallagher Premiership's marketing team have been hard at work giving the end of the season a big sell. News came through as the league resumed after the Six Nations of a couple of key linguistic tweaks that the English top flight were keen to emphasise as the denouement loomed into view. The sprint to the finish would be dubbed \"The Run In\", while the term \"Play-offs\" - previously avoided for fears of unnecessary Americanisation - would now be preferred for the two fixtures formerly known as semi-finals.

4 mins

Mbappe confirms PSG departure for Real Madrid

Kylian Mbappe has finally confirmed football's worst kept secret with an announcement on social media that he will leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer.

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The Independent has been at the frontline of journalism since 1986, with its mission to challenge and debate always ahead of its time. The Independent is free-thinking and free of bias in an increasingly fragmented world where communities locally, regionally and across continents are disenfranchised with traditional establishments. They want real facts and frank opinions delivered first-hand from a news source that is ready to stand for something, not everything.