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The Prime Minister secured a comfortable 44 majority for the Safety of Rwanda Bill at its second reading.
The 12th Duke of Northumberland had applied to build 80 flats on his Grade-1 listed Syon Park estate in west London.
The two foreign ministers are expected to discuss the war in Ukraine and the conflict in Gaza.
Mark Francois, speaking on behalf of five right-wing Conservative groups, said the ‘bulk’ of their memberships would abstain.
Nick Fletcher was criticised by the SNP after his speech ahead of voting on the Rwanda Bill.
The Government has announced a funding model review to look at how the BBC could be financed differently in the future.
Kenneth Law, 57, has now been charged with a total of 28 offences related to allegedly selling 1,200 packages of lethal substances on the internet.
The protest took place on the road leading to the Phoenix Park residence.
A detective constable working on the case described his crimes as ‘complex and disturbing’.
Gary Bartram was found dead in the water in Staffordshire on Sunday.
The council will apply for government permission to raise council tax above the 5% limit to tackle its £300 million budget gap.
The 33-year-old was sentenced to 14 whole-life orders in August.
The boxing champion and brothers John and Shane were taken to court by Cheshire East Council over land they owned in Styal.
William first visited the charity The Passage in 1993 with his brother the Duke of Sussex alongside their mother Diana, Princess of Wales.
Pay awards made to other public sector workers in the UK this year have not been implemented in Northern Ireland.
Ransomware has been used in a number of high-profile cyber attacks, including the Wannacry attack on the NHS in 2017.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is battling to exert his authority over a fractured and fractious party.
Sixteen asylum seekers have made High Court claims against the Home Office after complaining about searches and phone seizures on arrival in England.
It came as the utility giant also admitted its parent company does not currently have the funds to repay a £190 million loan due in April.
The incidents are said to have taken place at the school between 1968 and 1992.
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