By Lizzie Roberts, Press Association The Queen has paid tribute to members of the Royal Army Chaplains’ Department, calling them an “integral part of the well-being of our armed forces”. The Queen, who is their patron, wrote to them as part of a service to celebrate 100 years since the department was granted the prefix
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The Irish Government has published a wide range of emergency laws that will be enacted if the UK leaves the EU without a deal. The Omnibus Bill, which will be fast-tracked through the Oireachtas parliament in Dublin, is designed to support businesses and jobs impacted by a no-deal and secure ongoing access to essential services
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By Dave Higgens and Henry Clare, Press Association A tearful pensioner has paid tribute to the 10 American airmen whose plane crashed in front of him, after a flypast to mark the 75th anniversary of their deaths, saying “They’re as happy as anything now.” Tony Foulds was speaking after watching planes, including F-15E Strike Eagles
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By Sally Wardle, Press Association Health and Science Correspondent Teeth-whitening products available over the counter could potentially be damaging teeth, new research suggests. Some products available on the high street were found to reduce the hardness of enamel, according to early findings published in the British Dental Journal. Consumers have been urged by the British
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Theresa May could be propped up by the Independent Group if she agrees to a second Brexit referendum, one of the breakaway MPs said. Former Labour MP Gavin Shuker said if Mrs May agreed to a public vote on the Withdrawal Agreement it would be in the national interest to make sure there was a
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By Kylie MacLellan and Gabriela Baczynska Britain and the European Union yesterday played down the chances of clinching an immediate Brexit divorce deal but diplomats said they were edging closer to a legal compromise that Prime Minister Theresa May hopes will win over the British parliament. Mrs May is trying to get changes to the
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