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Separate inquests into the deaths of Paedar Phair and Concepta Leonard are being held.
David Harris, chief executive of Circularity Scotland, said there would be ‘a risk to jobs and investment’ if the scheme does not go ahead.
Former health secretary Matt Hancock made a verbal apology in the Commons after being found to have committed a ‘minor breach’.
Pensions Minister Laura Trott said the issue is a ‘multi-faceted problem’ adding ‘when you measure something I do think you tend to focus on it more’.
Jayden Gubetini is wanted for questioning after Cameron Bailey was stabbed to death in High Wycombe.
Elspeth Mary Campbell passed away at the couple’s home in Edinburgh.
Ben Newman, 32, appeared at Guildford Magistrates’ Court, where he pleaded not guilty to causing public nuisance.
Ernest, a younger sibling for two-year-old August Brooksbank, has been born 13th in line to the throne in the King’s coronation year.
The firm was bought out of administration in a deal led by the ex-boss of Asda, but suppliers have been told they are not set to get any money back.
The ‘global issue’ may have exposed personal information, including names, addresses, and banking details.
The men discussed topics including Ukraine’s expectations from the upcoming Nato summit in Lithuania.
The MP for Beckenham in south-east London is alleged to have told Sayed Alwadaei to ‘get stuffed’ and that he is ‘taking money off my country’.
The ex-prime minister has urged ministers to address the issues that have made the UK one of the most ‘regionally imbalanced’ major economies.
Sir Keir Starmer has said his party would block all new licences but allow existing projects to continue to the 2050s.
The proportion of young people who enjoy writing in their free time declines as they go through the school system, survey finds.
The First Minister also attacked the UK Government’s plans for its own DRS.
The Duke of Sussex claims Mirror Group Newspapers were linked to phone hacking and ‘blagging’.
Matthew and Luke Roe beat convicted paedophile Henry Thwaites to death, leaving him with 26 head injuries.
The British Medical Association said the Government is refusing to acknowledge the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on doctors.
The group appeared at Ayr Sheriff Court on Monday.