Ian Hislop: Jaw-dropping that Welby went to event day after resignation
The Have I Got News For You star said he could not believe the Archbishop of Canterbury turned up to a British Museum trustees’ dinner.
Queen congratulates teenage winners of Commonwealth essay competition
The awards ceremony was hosted at Buckingham Palace.
Christmas comes to Windsor with towering tree and tiny dolls’ house decorations
Royal Collection Trust staff have prepared the historic castle, embellishing the State Apartments with Christmas displays.
Mali’s ruling military appoints new prime minister day after predecessor fired
Mali has been ruled by military leaders since the junta seized power in 2020 and staged another coup the following year.
Households set to learn energy bills to rise again from January
Cornwall Insight expects Ofgem to reveal on Friday that the typical household’s energy bill will rise by 1%, or £19, to £1,736 from £1,717 in January.
Bill Nighy says holding a baby for new IVF film Joy was a ‘very edgy day’
Based on a true story, the drama follows three pioneering British scientists in the 1960s and 1970s and their struggle to develop IVF.
Russia’s military ‘shoots down British-made Storm Shadow missiles’
Officials in Moscow said six HIMARS rockets and 67 drones were also downed.
More than 100 maternity cases being reviewed in criminal investigation
Nottinghamshire Police have been receiving information from Donna Ockenden’s independent maternity review.
Matt Hancock: My job was to shield NHS from political interference during Covid
The former health secretary told the Covid-19 inquiry that interference from Number 10 caused ‘incredible difficulties’ at times.
Bereaved families demonstrate outside UK Covid-19 Inquiry
A group of people stood outside Dorland House in London during the lunch break, some holding pictures of loved ones.
