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A small group of This Is Rigged protesters still remain at the Nustar Clydebank oil terminal.
The Government was warned that hydrogen-powered vehicles could supersede battery-powered ones.
Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris is concluding a series of talks with party leaders.
Roaming alerts tell mobile phone customers when they are using potentially expensive data abroad.
The EU referred to the Falklands as ‘Islas Malvinas’, the name used by Argentina, which has long claimed sovereignty over the islands.
Offshore Energy UK says limiting global temperature rise to 1.5C requires short term emissions cuts but CCS can help with long term ambitions.
Two 16-year-olds have been charged with murder.
SNP MP Patricia Gibson raised concerns about the UK’s debt levels
Treasury accounts show numerous ministers also received severance payments amid last year’s spate of resignations.
Thousands of consultants are on strike across England in a dispute over pay.
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan confirmed the delay to the long-awaited guidance.
A Labour MP said there would be ‘something wrong’ with Tory ministers being interviewed by backbench colleagues while running political campaigns.
Sweden’s Vattenfall said that it was considering the best way forward for three projects off the coast of Norfolk.
Alex Belfield also apologised for making ‘false allegations of dishonesty’ against the broadcaster.
The Speaker’s Conference decided against recommending staff be employed centrally, as suggested by many following a series of scandals.
The Sovereign Grant will be 12% of the Crown Estate’s net profits next year, down from 25%.
Her comments come following the publication of a report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket.
Estimates indicated an increase in advance fee fraud, where victims are tricked into paying upfront for services or goods that never materialise.
Culture minister Sir John Whittingdale suggested the decline in licence fee payers could mean the BBC needs to consider other funding options.
Labour MP and Defence Committee member Kevan Jones said Mr Ellwood’s Afghanistan video was ‘a step too far’.
