Motorists urged to ‘not panic’ when they see emergency services on the road
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The Independent is a British online newspaper. It was established in 1986 as a national morning printed paper. Nicknamed the Indy, it began as a broadsheet and changed to tabloid format in 2003. The last printed edition was in 2016.
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Photocards must be renewed every 10 years to ensure the image is a true likeness of the driver.
The Foreign Secretary announced a package of practical support to help the war-torn nation as winter sets in
Chaneg to Online Safety Bill means police and prosecutors get more power to bring “vile” abusers to justice
An amendment to the Online Safety Bill means police and prosecutors will be given more power to bring “vile” abusers to justice.
Martin Schibbye created the football card centered project ‘Cards of Qatar’ to highlight the stories of migrant workers involved with the World Cup.
Exclusive: Labour claims ministers lost ‘any chance’ of getting money back ‘moment somebody’ made case public
Industrial action follows earlier walkouts over pay and conditions
The child in hospital is understood to be recovering and antibiotics have been prescribed to other members of the school’s community.
Fans have been spotted at the tournament dressed in chainmail while carrying plastic swords and shields with the St George cross.
The front pages finish the working week with questions about a Tory peer’s PPE dealings as well as the latest on David Walliams.
Downing Street indicates plans to put up barriers for international students’ loved ones
Consumers are protected from latest hike due to government’s energy price guarantee
Consumers are protected from latest hike due to government’s energy price guarantee
Jamie Barrow, 31, is charged with three counts of murder and is set to appear at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court.
Former prime minister Boris Johnson came close to serving in the Cabinet of his successor Liz Truss, a new book claims.
The Home Secretary has previously complained about foreign students ‘bringing in family members who can piggyback onto their student visas’.
Trading standards officers fear ‘recklessly irresponsible’ legislation poses danger to public
The Foreign Secretary announced a package of practical support to help the war-torn nation as winter sets in.
All eyes will be on the players of Wales and England to see if they follow Germany’s lead and make a stand pre-match.
Members of the RCN will stage their first ever national walkout in worsening dispute.
UKHSA recommends staff and pupils be prescribed antibiotics
Rishi Sunak’s authority tested by revolt against decision to keep ban in place
Using mobile for certain work issues entirely legitimate, deputy prime minister insists
Rishi Sunak still has full confidence in his embattled deputy, Downing Street said.
