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The Queen joined members of an award-winning community group for a cup of tea on her tour of Cornwall.
The new course will begin in 2024.
Micheal Martin said Ireland was a lead nation in the establishment of a 2008 convention banning the weapons.
The rain could continue throughout Friday at the tennis tournament, with the Met Office predicting heavy rain at 4pm and 7pm.
Gillian Keegan said it was important that schools did not have to fund higher wages from existing budgets
The contractual position of the presenter is in dispute after he stepped down from his television duties earlier this year.
The SNP’s business ambassador said higher education in Scotland provides a ‘massive opportunity’ to reshape the future.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union on Arriva Rail London backed industrial action by revenue protection officers.
The Energy Secretary warned he would be aiming to avoid putting ‘people under the cosh’ with the pace at which green policies are introduced.
The Health and Social Care Committee has published a report into NHS dental services, calling for drastic reforms.
The 65-year-old, who stepped down from his show on Capital Xtra in April last year, has ‘strongly’ denied wrongdoing.
The policy was introduced in 2013 under the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition to end the days of ‘blank cheque benefits’.
The Commons Science, Innovation and Technology Committee said the Government’s ‘disjointed approach’ is hampering launch potential.
Sir Iain was speaking as MPs debated the Government’s action on the war.
Alan McGee sued Katie Lewis over a ‘vile campaign’ of harassment.
Activists at Scotland’s climate camp said they do not want to disturb the general public and have issued an invitation to anyone who wishes to visit.
The fatal chest wound inflicted on Ronan Kanda in a case of mistaken identity was 17cm deep.
Rishi Sunak said he had accepted the recommendation of public sector pay review bodies and was making a ‘final offer’ to unions.
The study equips scientists with the ability to identify and address participation bias.
The royal visitors discussed surfing, sculptures, lifeboats and choral music during their visit to St Ives.