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New lending to property investors fell at a record pace in the third quarter as landlords dealt with higher taxes, falling prices, and rising interest rates.

England's higher education regulator warns that widespread artificial intelligence use is undermining degree credibility and making traditional coursework evaluation nearly impossible.

Chris Moore, the One Nation candidate for Greenvale, has apologised for derogatory social media posts made between 2010 and 2012. The posts included offensive remarks about Australian-Indians, Julia Gillard, lesbians, and refugees.

England head coach Thomas Tuchel's decision to alternate goalkeepers has sparked debate about whether Jordan Pickford's long-held position is under threat.

Scotland faces a worsening housing crisis as homelessness reaches record levels, rental and purchase costs rise, and new housebuilding slows down.

Rights groups have strongly condemned a Saudi court's decision to sentence a Kenyan domestic worker to 100 lashes after she gave birth outside marriage.

Cabinet Secretary Antonia Romeo has pledged to reform Whitehall, describing the civil service as tame, reactive, and risk-averse.

Members of a parliamentary research group are raising alarms that Andy Burnham's upcoming 10-year strategy will not be bold enough to support heavy industry.

Chris Cash, a former parliamentary researcher acquitted of spying for China, claims he was used as a scapegoat by UK security services. In his first interview since his acquittal, Cash admitted to being naive and unprofessional in his text messages but denied harming national security.