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Lindsay Hoyle, Speaker of the House of Commons, promises that the House of Commons will be "menopause-friendly".
Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Speaker of the House of Commons, has pledged to make the House of Commons "menopause friendly for staff".
Europe is preparing for a trade conflict no one wants.
These past weeks, I have heard a lot from EU leaders and chief executives of large companies in the region.
Earthquake relief and women's rights: US officials speak to Taliban in person
US pledges $55 million to Afghanistan after devastating earthquake However, they complain that the Taliban are increasingly interfering in humanitarian aid.
Chris Mason: Russia's threat is being assessed by the Nato in Stark language
One Ukrainian MP, ally to President Zelensky, exposes the truth of Russia's threat in the basement of a Madrid Hotel.
UK defense spending will rise as threats increase - PM
Boris Johnson stated that the UK would increase its defense spending to 2.
Boris Johnson's future is uncertain because of his defeat in the by-election.
A resignation letter at 5.
Census: The population of England and Wales increased by 6% over a decade
According to the first 2021 census results, the population of England and Wales has increased to 59,597.
Partygate: Harriet Harman will lead the probe into claims that PM has misled MPs
Harriet Harman, a senior Labour MP, will lead an inquiry into the possibility that Boris Johnson misled Parliament in relation to No 10 parties during lockdowns.
European Political Community: Could the UK join a new group of nations?
European leaders are embracing the idea of a new club of political nations as they face the challenge of Western unity in Ukraine.
New Zealand and the UK expand work holiday visas
New Zealand and the UK will offer more opportunities for younger people to work and live in each country longer.
After groping allegation, Chris Pincher was suspended as Tory MP
An ex-deputy chief whip was accused of having groped two men at a private members club.
Air defense systems for Ukraine: US to deliver more weapons for 820 million dollars
US President Joe Biden announces further arms deliveries to Ukraine at the NATO summit, now the details are becoming known.
Covid: Finalized Terms of Inquiry into UK Pandemic Response
Boris Johnson announced the Covid public inquiry's launch and finalized its terms of reference.
Two-year extension of steel import tariffs
The government announced that tariffs on steel imports due to expire would be kept for two more years.
Bombs on Snake Island?: Ukraine reports Russian phosphorus attack
The Russian army spoke of a "gesture of goodwill" when it announced its withdrawal from the Ukrainian island of Snakes on Thursday.
Russian ship with stolen goods?: Ukraine demands administrative assistance from Turkey
Officially, Ankara is acting as a mediator in the dispute over blocked Ukrainian wheat freighters.
"It will be a difficult autumn": Lauterbach fears "big difficulties" with BA.5
High number of corona cases and an overload of the critical infrastructure - that's what Health Minister Lauterbach feared in autumn.
The day of the war at a glance: Kiev's positions under fire across the entire front - Kremlin reports successes in Lysychansk
No sooner had Russian forces cleared Snake Island than Ukraine reported an attack on the island with phosphorus bombs.
"Terrible decision": Biden calls Supreme Court "extremist"
Many Democrats are outraged that the mostly conservative Supreme Court in the United States has overturned abortion rights.
Kremlin critic reports from prison: Navalny has to sit for hours under Putin's portrait
Alexej Navalny has been serving his sentence in a penal colony east of Moscow for several weeks.
Rare appeal to politics: Russian soldiers' wives demand their husbands back
Anyone in Russia who criticizes their own armed forces is risking their freedom.
In the USA, 175 years imprisonment threatens: Assange appeals against extradition
After years of legal wrangling, the British government authorizes the extradition of Julian Assange to the United States.
Before the summer break: countries are pushing for a new infection protection law
The Infection Protection Act expires on September 23.
Alleged Svalbard blockade: why Moscow is arguing with Norway
Thanks to a 100-year-old contract, Russia is allowed to mine coal on Svalbard.
He speaks fluent Russian: New US commander for Europe takes office
He was born in Würzburg and speaks fluent Russian: Christopher Cavoli is the new commander of US forces in Europe.
"Personal new beginning" necessary: Kubicki demands the ejection of RKI boss Wieler
In the evaluation report on the Corona measures, the FDP sees a confirmation of their criticism of the Robert Koch Institute.
In the third year of the pandemic: Nothing precise is known
Lousy data, unmanageable effects of the measures, frequent tinkering with the legal basis: the report that the expert commission for evaluating the corona measures in politics issues is not good.
Russians tighten the ring: Moscow reports capture of the Lysychansk refinery
For the defenders of Lysychansk, the situation is getting worse.
Budget plan for 2023: Lindner sees no room for a new relief package
It is one of the finance minister's main concerns: in 2023 the government wants to comply with the debt brake again.
Tory politician resigns after club sex scandal weighs on Johnson's government
The British government has a lot to deal with - for months, scandals surrounding sexual assault and lockdown parties have been causing unrest among Conservatives.
Report of the expert commission: "Effect of lockdowns wears off quickly"
More than two years after the start of the corona pandemic, experts are taking stock of the measures taken.
Report of the expert commission: "Effect of lockdowns wears off quickly"
More than two years after the start of the corona pandemic, experts are taking stock of the measures taken.
Position on the Russian war: Orban admits Hungary's isolation in Western alliances
NATO and the EU are largely in agreement on how to deal with Russia's aggression - only Hungary occasionally falls out of line.
Alliance strategy against Beijing: "China is reluctant to pursue NATO moves together"
At the Madrid summit, NATO decides on a new strategy concept.
Report of the expert commission: "Effect of lockdowns wears off quickly"
More than two years after the start of the corona pandemic, experts are taking stock of the measures taken.
Gateway to Russia: Why NATO fears the Suwalki Gap
The Baltic States have been concerned since the Russian attack on Ukraine.
EU demands fight against corruption: Von der Leyen gives Ukraine homework
"Hard work, determination and unity" is what she expects from Ukraine on the way to EU membership, says the President of the Commission.
"Not the Ukrainian position": Kyiv scolds Melnyk after Bandera's statements
In a conversation, the Ukrainian ambassador Andriy Melnyks commented on the former nationalist leader Stepan Bandera.
50 years became 25: Beijing broke its promise in Hong Kong
25 years after the return of Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China on July 1, 1997, the future of the city is colored Beijing red instead of international.
Big city in Luhansk region: Kyiv: Russians want to encircle Lysychansk
Russian troops are apparently trying to cut off the large city of Lysychansk, the Ukrainian site reports.
John Lee becomes head of government: Xi Jinping swears in anti-democracy opponents in Hong Kong
25 years ago, the British gave their crown colony back to China - on the premise of preserving Hong Kong's freedom.
Rocket fire in Odessa region: More than 17 dead in attacks on residential buildings
According to Ukrainian sources, Russia has shelled residential buildings in the Odessa region.
US broadcasters also blocked: Turkey blocks the Deutsche Welle website
Turkey's conservative Islamic government controls internet platforms.
The night of the war at a glance: Kremlin demonstrates potency in the Black Sea - Steinmeier calls Selenskyj
Kyiv celebrates the recapture of Snake Island.
Made candidate for membership: Switzerland into NATO? Biden blunders on summit
US President Biden is known for his slips of the tongue and small omissions.
Western Weapons Make an Impact: What Giving Up Snake Island Means for Russia
At the beginning of the war, Russian troops conquer the strategically important Snake Island.
"Data already outdated": Union finds Lindner's budget "unrealistic"
Finance Minister Lindner's draft budget for the coming year stipulates that new borrowing should only amount to 17.
Stoltenberg at "Illner": "This war will end at the negotiating table"
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg praises Germany's efforts to end the war in Ukraine.
"She has mental health problems": Trump calls committee witness "crazy"
Cassidy Hutchinson, former White House staffer, heavily incriminates Trump before the Capitol Storm Inquiry Committee.
"Bandera wasn't a mass murderer": Melnyk defends controversial nationalist
The Ukrainian nationalist Stepan Bandera, who was murdered in 1959, is controversial.
Deportation no longer mandatory: Supreme Court overturns Trump's asylum program
US President Biden was already campaigning for a more humane immigration policy during his election campaign.
Point of contention for the new regulation: panel doctors do not want to bill for corona tests
As of today, the vast majority of citizens have to pay for corona tests - the reason is a new regulation.
Criticism of her own party: Liz Cheney calls Trump a "domestic threat"
Liz Cheney is one of the loudest critics of Donald Trump among Republicans.
US authorities take action: Russian gold magnate loses billion-dollar company
Russian oligarch Kerimov is likely to lose his top spot on the list of the world's richest people: US authorities seize a billion-dollar company that worked as a money laundering facility.
After Bataclan attack in 2015: court sentences assistants of Paris assassins
In November 2015, IS supporters killed 130 people in several terrorist attacks in Paris.
"Bandera wasn't a mass murderer": Melynk defends controversial nationalist
The Ukrainian nationalist Stepan Bandera, who was murdered in 1959, is controversial.
Controversial issue of corona tests: panel doctors are on a confrontational course
As of today, the vast majority of citizens have to pay for corona tests - the reason is a new regulation.
Tensions with Turkey: Athens wants to get F-35 bombers from the USA
Relations between Greece and Turkey have been strained for decades.
