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On the frontline in Nepal as aid finally begins to arrive
With Nepalis in villages becoming ever more desperate for help, relief agencies have defended themselves against criticism that the international response has been sluggish.
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With Nepalis in villages becoming ever more desperate for help, relief agencies have defended themselves against criticism that the international response has been sluggish.
Hurtling to the ground at over 8,700 miles an hour, Nasa’s Messenger spacecraft collided with Mercury on Thursday – but had time to send one last picture.
The Sun is backing the SNP in Scotland. Does Britain’s biggest-selling paper still have the power to win elections… if it ever did?
Politicians have hijacked warehouses this election but do young adults calling for better housing policies want to vote for them?
Sabeen Mahmud, one of Pakistan’s most outspoken human rights campaigners, has been killed by armed men after giving a talk in Karachi, writes Saira Jaffer.
Protests against rising rents making traditionally poorer areas too expensive for working-class residents are gathering steam – niche left-wing politics or something bigger?
A young woman has died after taking diet pills bought on the internet. Her mother has issued an emotional warning to others after her death.
Nick Clegg began his manifesto launch with attacks on Ukip and the SNP. Only the Lib Dems could be trusted as a coalition partner, he said.
Surrounded by the fresh food they pick to send to supermarkets, but living in flimsy shacks, workers in Spain tell me how their dreams of better lives are crushed by the grim reality of exploitation.
Apart from a pledge to fight dementia, most of the health measures had already been trailed. But then, the 2010 manifesto only hinted at the size of the NHS reorganisation that followed.
The chances are the £8bn being touted around this election will become many more billions by the next election.
David Cameron is accosted during his first on-camera walkabout of the election campaign, by a man with a ukulele who tells him – in somewhat colourful language – to go “back to Eton”.
Ready for Hillary? It seems America is so very, very ready. For the most important thing about a political journey is a story. And Hillary Clinton certainly has a story.
Being an island, the cause of air pollution in the UK is rarely straightforward – often coming from a variety of sources.
When spring has sprung, pictures do a much better job than words of telling the story, so I thought I’d gather some images that will definitely put a spring in your step!