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Sir Peter Lampl said graduates were coming out of university with a lot of debt they will not be able to pay back.

Too many people are going to university, education charity chief says

Geronimo the alpaca is facing the threat of euthanasia

Alpacas to join march on Downing Street in bid to save Geronimo

Face masks will still be needed indoors, despite the easing of Covid restrictions.

Scotland lifts most Covid restrictions with nightclubs able to reopen

Boris Johnson has come under fire after £100k was spent on the artworks

PM under fire after nearly £100k spent on works of art for No10

Ovchinnikova is blaming the restaurant's advertising campaigns for her moment of weakness. Above, McDonald's chicken nuggets

Woman sues McDonald's for £10 after ad ‘forced’ her to eat Big Mac

Weather systems across the globe have become more extreme

Climate crisis: Human-caused damage could be irreversible for centuries - UN report

Harry Dunn was killed after a car crashed into his motorbike outside US military base RAF Croughton.

Harry Dunn suspect could have been distracted by phone, lawyers claim

The Lib Dems are urging the PM to cap the "rip-off" prices of PCR tests for travellers.

PM urged to cap cost of Covid tests before travel becomes 'luxury only wealthy can afford'

Forensics officers at the scene in Dungannon, Co Tyrone, where a two-year-old who was found injured on Friday afternoon was rushed to hospital and later died.

Woman arrested over death of girl, 2, in Northern Ireland

The Health Secretary said he wanted to ensure consumers did not face "unnecessarily high costs".

Javid asks competition watchdog to investigate 'excessive' cost of PCR tests

Removal firm boss Brian Lynch, who didn't get the Covid-19 vaccine, has died after being on a ventilator with the disease.

Vaccine sceptic who 'thought just the elderly got sick' dies after warning others from ICU

Protesters took to the streets across France on Saturday for the fourth weekend in a row to rally against a new health pass needed to enter a cafe or travel on an inter-city train, two days before the new rules come into force.

Thousands protest against Covid-19 health pass in France as stricter rules loom

Boris Johnson heaped praise on Team GB, represented by Laura Kenny at the closing ceremony

Tokyo Olympics close as Boris Johnson hails Team GB as 'the very best of us'

Sir Mark said the UK should resettle Afghans who helped British forces

UK has 'moral responsibility' to resettle Afghan interpreters as Taliban war rages

A man has been charged with attempted murder

Wood Green: Man charged with attempted murder over 'knife attack'

Leslie Lawrenson died after saying vaccines were too "experimental" in Facebook videos

'Just leave us to grieve': Bereaved anti-vaxxer's family calls for trolling to stop

The NHS waiting list in England could soar to 14 million next year, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said.

NHS waiting list in England could soar to 14 million next year, report warns

A report says Boris Johnson openly considered demoting Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak 'focused on economy' amid reports Boris Johnson talked about demoting him