Yvette Cooper

Researchers analyzed 12 consecutive birth cohorts comprising 62,081 children born between 1998 and 2010 in South Korea

Scores of private clinics have been set up in recent years offering assessments and treatment for ADHD and autism

The NHS has begun using the diagnostic tool, which can cut waiting times for a diagnosis from up to eight weeks to two hours

The 822-page report is presented as a damning indictment of the neonatal unit, the hospital, and the National Health Service (NHS)

Coronation Street legend reveals breast cancer diagnosis

Over the next few years, he would use Christine to courier drugs, subject her to extreme sexual exploitation, and assault her so violently she feared she might die

Comments by Yair Netanyahu, the son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, backing Argentina’s claim to the British-controlled Falkland Islands have caused an unlikely row with Britain’s right wing — one of the United Kingdom’s last reliable pro-Israel groups

Argentina refers to the South Atlantic archipelago as Las Malvinas and unsuccessfully attempted to wrest it from British control in 1982

The Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust suspended births at North Devon District Hospital in Barnstaple from 11 August

Sir Keir stepped down as prime minister last month, promising his "full support" to Mr Burnham

Hepatitis C is spread through contact with blood infected with the virus

Radiotherapy machines and MRI scanners have failed in hot weather, wards have overheated and cooling units serving hospitals have broken down

England and Wales suffer driest July on record in summer of extreme weather

Julie Parton's son Ben was diagnosed with a glioblastoma — a rare brain tumour — in 2019 and died just eight months later, aged 12

A county council has defended its choice to axe its climate emergency declaration after a huge wildfire destroyed acres of heathland

Funeral director spent £42,000 on Center Parcs and Italy holidays while stealing charity donations from grieving families

A number of long-standing UK partners in Africa — including Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, and Mozambique — are seeing their UK aid relationship virtually eliminated, or reduced to £5m or less

But countries remain unwilling to directly sanction foreign actors enabling the war

England’s national anthem was drowned out by Argentinian boos and chants before Three Lions fans repaid the gesture as tensions boiled over before their seismic World Cup semi-final even kicked off

Argentina’s vice-president calls England ‘usurping pirates’ in rant before World Cup clash

England and Argentina renew football’s fiercest grudge match

Many of those reporters had positioned the match as a proxy for the Falklands war, the 74-day conflict four years earlier that took the lives of 649 Argentinian soldiers, 255 British soldiers and three islanders

It was made after criticism of how the Foreign Office handled the cases of British citizens detained overseas, including the failure to provide consistent support or diplomatic muscle to secure their release

PARIS — Nine European countries on Monday agreed to back an ambitious Ukrainian effort to develop a domestic missile defense system that, if successful, would reduce reliance on U.S. technology

Count Binface is Britain’s most persistent intergalactic space warrior and a beloved fixture of UK elections — a man in a bin-shaped helmet who turns serious politics into performance art

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage announces his resignation as a member of Parliament at Millbank Tower in London on July 7

The Brexit referendum figurehead, whose party is leading national polls, has come under pressure over reports about undeclared donations and funding

Deep Precision Strike project targets 2030s deployment amid NATO burden debate

Deep Precision Strike project targets 2030s deployment amid NATO burden debate

Reform UK has accused the National Crime Agency of illegally leaking confidential banking information relating to senior party figures, with deputy leader Mr Tice demanding an urgent investigation into what he claims are criminal disclosures

And in a separate interview with the Guardian she spelled out her concerns over AI and the Palestine peace process in particular

Kyiv observes a day of mourning after 27 killed, 91 wounded and more than 130 buildings destroyed in deadliest strike

Starmer defends funding for defence investment plan

Olly Robbins was one of the most high-profile casualties of the Peter Mandelson scandal after it emerged the Labour grandee, fired over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, did not pass crucial security checks

During a review of his four years at Ofcom, the outgoing chair, Michael Grade, surprised his BBC Radio 4 interviewer

The invite-only event, held at Edgware United Synagogue, was part of a roadshow promoting the sale of land and property in Israel, but in reality, these included homes in areas such as Givat Zeev and Tivuch Shelly in the occupied West Bank, as well as settlements in East Jerusalem

About 1,000 people protested for and against a show promoting the sale of property in Israel on Sunday, with police making 14 arrests

The move comes after the three countries — alongside France, New Zealand, and Norway — announced coordinated sanctions against networks financing and executing Israeli settler violence against Palestinians in the illegally occupied West Bank earlier this week

Australia joins sanctions against 'extremist settlers'

Cooper, who completed a trip to China on Wednesday, travelled to India close on the heels of a visit by UK business and trade secretary Peter Kyle that was aimed at giving a push to the implementation of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) signed last year

In front of a stone stele engraved with the words "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets," officials provided a detailed introduction to the background and profound significance of this important development philosophy

No details about the bill's contents were disclosed

Sir Alex, who headed MI6 between 2014 and 2020, enjoyed a career in British intelligence spanning nearly three decades, having joined the service in 1991