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In a swift move, Madagascar's president has named Mamitiana Rajaonarison as the country's new prime minister, just days after the previous cabinet was dissolved.

The decision to end the school holiday food voucher program was a difficult one, but other support options will still be available to families in need.

Over 100 Labour MPs call on Keir Starmer to prevent the House of Lords from obstructing the assisted dying bill, which is now set to fail due to lack of parliamentary time.

A government watchdog launches an investigation into an HMRC anti-fraud program that used faulty travel records to wrongly strip thousands of families of child benefit payments.

President Trump claims he has the 'absolute right' to impose tariffs despite Supreme Court ruling against his trade agenda, accusing court of 'ransacking' the country.

The government is unveiling new measures to address youth unemployment, including financial incentives for companies to hire unemployed young people.

The Kennedy Center board faces a crucial vote on Trump's plan to close the iconic performing arts venue for extensive renovations, sparking debate over the impact on the arts.

A primary school teacher's riveting documentary on Russia's invasion of Ukraine wins the prestigious Best Documentary Oscar, beating out top contenders.

Explore how US-based organizations are driving a new wave of anti-abortion activism in the UK, sparking debate around Britain's pro-choice consensus.

As Ukraine battles on the frontlines, it's also waging a critical financial war to secure IMF and EU funding, while implementing new taxes to sustain its war effort.