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Police in Scotland are gearing up for a possible visit by Donald Trump later this month that is expected to take in his golf resort in Aberdeenshire. The long-rumoured visit is not... Read more »

Few public brands have ever garnered as much unbridled popular affection as the London underground. From the moment that architect Leslie Green unleashed his first station facades of gleaming oxblood-red terracotta tiles... Read more »

The defence secretary, John Healey, has said there is no automatic right to resettlement for Afghans named in a leaked Ministry of Defence database, as the former Conservative ministers Ben Wallace and... Read more »

Former Tory minister says Afghan resettlement scheme was ‘most hapless display of ineptitude’ he saw in government Good morning. Normally when ministers make announcements in the House of Commons, we know at... Read more »

The chancellor has told the financial industry it must change the “negative” narrative around savers investing money in stocks and shares in order to help grow the economy. In a speech, Rachel... Read more »

Joel Gunter & Sean Seddon BBC News Watch: Daughter of Afghan translator involved in leak speaks to Newsnight Thousands of Afghans have moved to the UK under a secret scheme which was... Read more »

Jayne McCormack BBC News NI political correspondent Getty Images Tory MP Julian Smith says David Cameron had been “extremely cavalier” in how he handled the Brexit referendum Former Northern Ireland Secretary Julian... Read more »

Jenny Rees Health Correspondent, BBC Wales News BBC Sian and Rob Channon have long been calling for changes at Swansea Bay’s maternity department, after their own son’s care left him disabled A... Read more »

Angie Brown BBC Scotland, Edinburgh and East reporter Charlie Miller Salons Charlie Miller died on Monday at the age of 80 Top Scottish hairdresser Charlie Miller – who cut the hair of... Read more »