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Mr Brown said more than half of the Afghan population is facing extreme hunger, including a million children who are at risk of starving to death.
Covid ‘positivity’ for the new year features among a range of stories on Wednesday’s front pages.
Lib Dem leader wanted a ‘hemispherical’ Commons chamber to symbolise pact with Tony Blair’s New Labour.
Advice and rules for road users in Britain are due to be amended in January.
Home secretary Jack Straw wanted a 10-year plan to tackle inequality following landmark report into the killing of the black teenager.
The Dean of Westminster said the singer’s reworked version of Candle In The Wind captured the public mood following the princess’s death.
Advice was sought on the investigation into Bill Clinton ahead of Tony Blair’s first visit to the White House as PM in 1998.
A British ambassador said the future US president’s world view was limited to ‘Texan and Mexican horizons’.
Tory leader urged Tony Blair to put the vote on a the creation of the Scottish Parliament on hold.
Union leader sends a direct message to the Prime Minister to end wages ‘crisis’.
A £650,000 refurbishment of the lord chancellor’s flat caused anger as advisers suggested the appointment of a ‘commissioner for ministerial ethics’.
Nedyalka Petrov has been helped by the crowdfunding platform Beam to buy work clothes and a phone so she could start rebuilding her life.
The First Minister will address the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday afternoon.
Virginia Giuffre claims she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein to have sex with Andrew when she was aged 17 and a minor under US law.
Some 650,000 text messages will be sent to people who have not yet received a top-up dose of the vaccine.
The Health Secretary said restricting outdoor exercise is not justified or proportionate.
The model and actress was one of the first Britons to undergo gender reassignment surgery.
Environment Secretary George Eustice said the Government stood ready to act if additional controls were required.
It comes after Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford closed nightclubs and announced a return to the rule of six inside hospitality venues.
