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Most of the job losses will be at Port Talbot in south Wales.
This will be paid for by allocating £123 million of Greater London Authority funding, the mayor said.
Sir Martyn said that the key to change in the education sector comes down to school leadership.
Which? found that 77% of people have noticed ‘shrinkflation’ and 36% had noticed ‘skimpflation’, when expensive ingredients are cut back.
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Chris Heaton-Harris had been placed under an obligation to call a fresh Assembly election if devolved government had not been restored by January 18.
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The Princess of Wales, 42, was admitted on Tuesday and is not expected back on official duties until after Easter.
A dry start to the weekend will provide a short reprieve for many.
The Post Office is already at the centre of a scandal over the prosecution of subpostmasters based on evidence from the flawed Horizon system.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said low-tax countries were ‘more dynamic’.
Research found that 71% of business leaders agree that green skills will be the most important driver to decarbonising the economy.
Her family said they were ‘happy’ to now have a date for the inquest.
Iran-backed Houthi rebels have continued to target shipping using the vital trade route.
Ruth Perry’s sister, Professor Julia Waters, said Ofsted’s new plans were ‘encouraging’, but ‘much work now needs to be done to overhaul inspections.
The object is in orbit around a millisecond pulsar 40,000 light years away.
Paul Patterson is due to answer question from counsel to the inquiry on Friday.
The Princess of Wales was admitted to hospital on Tuesday and is not expected back on official duties until after Easter.
A committee said the situation in the Royal Navy, which in 2022 said it represented a ‘significant risk to life’, has yet to be adequately resolved.
Dr Donald Macaskill, chief executive of Scottish Care, said he had ‘absolutely no doubt’ that deaths could have been avoided.
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