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Social housing tenants will be urged to complain about shoddy and dangerous housing in a major new Government advertising campaign.

MPs and peers have urged ministers to think again on controversial new strikes law.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris suggested the leaked WhatsApp messages give only a ‘partial’ picture of Covid decision-making.

Sinn Fein’s vice president called on the DUP to show ‘leadership’ and lift its blockade on devolution at Stormont.

Chris Heaton-Harris has offered a staunch defence of the former prime minister.

Pregnant Aalaa said her daughters were ‘pulled’ from her as their home collapsed and the two young children are still suffering weeks later.

Unicef worker Joe English has been helping children in Syria and Turkey affected by the earthquake with psychosocial aid.

Cyrus Neshvad said Tom Cruise told him ‘we should be strong’, while discussing the fight for women’s rights in Iran.

The legislation, promised as part of Government efforts to tackle illegal migration, could come as soon as Tuesday.

A fresh development in The Telegraph’s ‘Lockdown Files’ features among the front pages.

Almost 900 people signed up to sell the magazine last year for the first time.

The Department for Transport said its new Think! initiative asks young motorists to consider ‘Is pushing it worth it?’.

The heritage organisations said the workforce retrofitting historic buildings needs to be more than doubled to meet net-zero targets.

The programme, launched with the Prince’s Trust, will introduce young people to the sport of boxing.

The Parole Board review of one of the UK’s longest serving prisoners to decide whether he should remain behind bars begins on Monday.

The Think Malawi charity cycle from London to Glasgow in August will take six days to complete.

The sci-fi epic took home best picture, best leading performance and best director for filmmakers Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert.

Leaked messages revealed a desire to oust Simon Stevens.

Rachel Reeves said the UK is the ‘only G7 economy that’s still smaller than it was before the pandemic’.

Rachel Reeves said: ‘We’re not going to be going back into the single market or customs union and Labour have been clear about that as well.’