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The First Minister said he was ‘beyond angry’ at the UK Government’s response to the march.
The prince is in Singapore for the third annual Earthshot Prize ceremony.
A UN enjoy sharply criticised poverty rates and welfare spending in the country.
TSB urged consumers to ‘stick to responsible shopping sites that offer payment platforms’.
Dr Michael Watt was at the centre of the largest recall of patients in Northern Ireland.
A judge heard that the TV naturalist had sued Fieldsports Channel Ltd after a 2022 article accused him of writing a ‘death threat letter to himself’.
Thames Water said it hoped to resolve the issue soon, with as many as 12,000 people remaining without water.
The social media platform said the firms are using the site to boost their business, contributing more than £1 billion to the economy last year.
Chad Henderson, who stabbed father-of-one Nathan Burton four times with a hunting knife, refused to attend his sentencing at Birmingham Crown Court.
The ICO said that it had not investigated Dame Alison Rose, so it was wrong to say that she had infringed Mr Farage’s data protection rights.
Two people attacked the Rokeby Venus painting by Velazquez at the London museum on Monday.
Some 14% of consumers say they have already made mutual agreements to cut back on gift-giving, figures from Barclays show.
Concerns have been raised about the demonstration due to take place in central London on Saturday.
Body-worn camera footage of Mohammed Farooq being arrested in the grounds of St James’s Hospital, in Leeds, has been shown at his trial in Sheffield.
The organisations have committed to creating an action plan to make them more inclusive and open up pathways for diverse talent.
Sergeant Rachel Bright, 45, is accused of touching a woman without her consent while off duty in Wandsworth.
The Prime Minister was speaking after a senior Cabinet minister distanced herself from Suella Braverman’s remarks.
The company, which is owned by Chinese firm Jingye, wants to replace them with two greener electric arc versions.
Hilary Benn was speaking after severe flooding hit areas of counties Down, Antrim and Armagh following heavy rain last week.
The Prime Minister insisted the party’s complaints procedures are ‘robust’ after claims a failure to act led to the MP allegedly continuing to offend.
