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Farms and rooftop panels contribute 14.4% to the grid – and figures reveal a surge in new installations Solar energy supplied more power to Great Britain’s grid in July than in any

CCTV captured the moment a nine-year-old Palestinian boy was shot in the back by Israeli settlers.

The least bad option for the US is to let the MoU Article 5 play out.

Wheat is half normal height, while England is seeing earliest ever harvest as farmers battle to salvage what they can of their crops Britain could face shortages of certain foods after parts

Israel says it was targeting military operatives in the strikes on Gaza City, Khan Younis and Deir el-Balah.

The prime minister says enforcement is increased but there also need to be more safe routes into the UK.

Xavi Alonso on healing from his Real Madrid exit, his gut feeling to join Chelsea and why he sees his new club as an exciting opportunity.

Menstrual and digestive discomfort often coincide, and a researcher who has been looking in to it for a decade tells us what she learned Every period, right on schedule: the cramps arrive,

Andrius Kubilius on the lessons from Ukraine and why drones and space are transforming Europe’s security strategy.

The man was arrested on suspicion of killing 38-year-old Elisabeth-Jane Ross, as well as robbery and weapons offences.