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The Spanish PM said he wants to ban Britons and other non-EU citizens who are not residents from buying properties

Government's heat pump policy is 'confused' and will lead to issues further down the line, industry insiders warn

Ozempic and Mounjaro were among the medicines The i Paper found promoted for sale in weight loss groups on the social media platform

The number of Christmas temp jobs are also significantly down, amid a warning from retailers over Reeves's changes to employers' NI contributions

North Korea and Russia signed a defence pact earlier this year

Harris and Trump will use celebrity clout on Friday to push their message with appearances featuring Joe Rogan and Beyonce

The Russian President greeted more than 20 heads of state as he hosted a summit in the Russian city of Kazan

Donations to the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal will provide vital aid for those affected by conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank

'We shouldn't be tricked into thinking that Russia doesn't have any allies,' one expert said

Relief agencies tell i Palestinians trapped in northern Gaza face unimaginable fear and suffering as they accuse Israel of blocking food aid

The number of patients per GP has risen by over a third in some areas as residents move into new homes without supporting infrastructure

A photo of a Gazan mother holding her injured child was pasted over Picasso's 1901 painting 'Motherhood' (La Maternité)

The Prime Minister's new chief of staff has made it his mission to expunge Corbynism from the party

Communities affected by a rapid expansion of solar energy projects are set to receive annual payments in a scheme that is expected to be finalised by the end of the year

Insiders claim Government officials are in talks with Universal about a funding package

From migrants eating pets to Democrats supporting the killing of newborns, here are the key false claims made during last night’s US Presidential debate 

An old Labour report has come back to haunt the party - what's in it and is it true?

Some 78,000 people had their phone or bags snatched from them on UK streets in the year to March 

Kyiv has been pushing the US to allow Western-supplied weapons to be used in its burgeoning attacks on Russian soil 

Pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds and those in southern England are among those worst affected by teacher shortages