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Trust in MPs to make the right decisions on Brexit is at rock bottom, according to a new poll for Sky News. Just one in seven people said they trusted parliament at all when it came to the Brexit issue, and one in 100 currently trust politicians "a lot". more

Vodafone has apologised after an error meant customers using the mobile network abroad were hit with roaming bills of up to £5,000.more

The proportion of live births in England and Wales to women born outside the UK has fallen for the first time in nearly three decades.more

More than one quarter of London's parks, playground, and open spaces exceed international safety limits for air quality.more

The British media today are commenting positively on the decision to award the Nobel Peace Prize to Ethiopia's prime minister, Abiy Ahmed Ali, stressing the tremendous progress that has been made in the country during his 18-month rule.more

The introduction of a 30 cent increase to the minimum wage has been deferred due to the threat of a no-deal Brexit.more

The new design of Britain's most common, and most forged, banknote has been unveiled by the Bank of England.more

The prime minister of Ethiopia, Abiy Ahmed, who forged a peace deal with Eritrea last year, has won the 2019 Nobel peace prize.more

A UK ticket-holder has won the full £170m Euromillions jackpot, making them Britain's richest ever lottery winner.more

Beer has remained Britain's most popular alcoholic drink as 8.5 billion pints were sold last year - but experts have warned the beverage is "staggeringly" overtaxed.more

A British writer who spent a year in Poland to understand why so many young Poles have moved to the UK has now turned his findings into an intriguing new book.more

Heroin addicts will be given free drugs to self administer as part of a scheme run by Cleveland Police starting this month.more

A chain of nurseries has come up with a novel way of dealing with children who are serial biters - a bite box. more

Scotland has become the first country in the UK to make it a criminal offence for parents to smack their children.more

43 percent respondents in the Pollster Research Institute poll for "Super Express" concluded that exempting pensions from tax would be the most desirable solution to the problems of the poorest seniors.more

The 402 community pharmacists who responded to the Chemist and Druggist poll said HRT drugs were most commonly in short supply.more

Burger King has been told off for 'irresponsibly' promoting milkshakes while protesters were throwing the drinks over ring-wing politicians. more

There's another chance to win £169 million in the EuroMillions this week with the jackpot still up for grabs./more

German media comment on the German Unity Day today. And although they do not question the value of one German state, they emphasize that the country is still not fully united.more

Many of the Poles who moved to Britain over the last 15 years are considering a return to their home country, according to recent reports.more

The Government is "looking very seriously" at making vaccinations compulsory at schools.more

A number of London boroughs have seen decreases in the proportion of their neighbourhoods that are highly deprived, according to the authors of a Government report.more

The '4-Day Week Ireland' group is the homegrown leg of an international coalition of unions, business, environmental and women's groups who are promoting the benefits of a shorter working week. more

Voters are now evenly split on whether Congress should begin impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump, a marked increase in support for impeachment.more

Poland can benefit from British experience in the field of nuclear energy development, which is an important element of the energy diversification plan - Piotr Naimski, the government plenipotentiary for strategic energy infrastructure, passed in London.more