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The vote will ask for any documents that show the cost of relocating asylum seekers to Rwanda.
The latest six-day junior doctors’ strike in England was the longest in NHS history.
A Bill to quash subpostmasters’ convictions was one of the options being considered over the Horizon IT scandal.
MSG said it could not continue to take part in a process that was ‘merely a political football between rival parties’.
The technology giant said it was integrating AI into more products as part of its ‘AI for all’ approach.
Conservative former minister Sir Bill Wiggin suggested higher speed limits on motorways could boost productivity.
The Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill is expected to return within the next two weeks.
Labour’s mayor in Greater Manchester said the plan is ‘not spending, this is investment in the future’.
Post Office minister Kevin Hollinrake said they are drawing up ways for ‘resolving the outstanding criminal convictions with much more pace’.
The Met Office said there would be snow flurries further west through Monday evening affecting parts of South West England into Tuesday morning.
She is the third person to be arrested over the death of Marc Webley.
The former minister was appointed to be Steward and Bailiff of the Three Hundreds of Chiltern under the archaic procedure.
Teams are assessing ‘alternative mission profiles’ because of the issue, the US space company said.
He needed to lift more than 580,220kg, between 10am on Sunday and the same time on Monday, to beat the current record.
The parents of a schoolboy diagnosed with the rare cancer say he owes his life to the clinical trial which tested the new approach.
The Health Secretary said a ‘fair and reasonable deal can be reached’.
The Oled T has a see-through panel that allows people to watch the screen while also seeing what is behind the display if they wish.
It has generated attention among the public and Parliament, with the Prime Minister recently saying he shares the ‘feeling of outrage’ on the issue.
Grant Hunter, 32, and Emma McVie, 25, made no plea when they appeared at the city’s sheriff court.
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