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Cop26 president Sir Alok Sharma criticised the plan for annual licensing rounds for new oil and gas exploration.
The Peregrine Mission One – built by US space company Astrobotic – is set to become the first private probe to land on the Moon.
EDF, Octopus and Scottish Power will still have to make at least 10 attempts to contact a customer before a prepayment meter is installed.
Network Rail said speed restrictions between London Paddington and Reading mean services were delayed and cancelled.
The technology convention officially opens on Tuesday.
The impairment was partly driven by assets linked to the energy giant’s Singapore refining and chemicals hub.
The luxury car-maker said 6,032 vehicles were delivered to customers in 2023.
The presenter’s husband suffered long-lasting symptoms from coronavirus and required daily care, which she chronicled in ITV documentaries.
The actor and musician has launched a campaign calling for an immediate ban on machetes and zombie knives.
The 81st ceremony took place at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles.
Katie Allan, 21, and William Lindsay, 16, were found dead in their cells in separate incidents at the facility in 2018.
Paula Vennells oversaw the organisation while it routinely denied there were problems with its Horizon IT system.
A variety of stories lead the nation’s papers on Monday.
Labour said Rishi Sunak’s ethics adviser should look into claims Paul Maynard used his taxpayer-funded constituency office for political campaigning.
The incident in Co Tipperary is suspected to have involved a stray bullet fired by a hunter.
A Downing Street source said the Prime Minister was determined to ‘not take the easy way out’ in a year that is likely to see a general election.
Pioneering surgeon Professor Sir Roy Calne, who led the first liver transplant operation in Europe in 1968, has died at the age of 93.
The EA has warned that more than 1,800 properties have already flooded and more could be affected over the next week as river levels rise.
Getting pupils to return to school is a ‘top’ priority, say Education Secretary Gillian Keegan and Children’s Commissioner Rachel De Souza.
The department’s posts on X about the cut to national insurance have attracted ‘Readers added context’ notes.