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More than 250,000 people, including up to 45,000 children, could have their asylum claims deemed inadmissible, a charity says.
Non-Irish tourists visiting the Republic of Ireland will need one of the new visa waivers to cross into Northern Ireland.
Two former cabinet ministers said more should be done on ‘generators of growth’.
Tuesday’s resurgence came as Jeremy Hunt sought to reassure UK investors and businesses.
It comes after Dame Melanie Dawes gave evidence at a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee meeting last week.
Mark Harper said customer experience was the key priority of the new body.
The Oscar-winning actress is being sued by retired optometrist Terry Sanderson following an incident in Utah in 2016.
Dr Liz Cameron, of the Scottish Chamber of Commerce, said the country needed a credible plan to drive economic growth.
Afghan veteran Collin Reeves knifed Stephen and Jennifer Chapple six times each at their home in Norton Fitzwarren, near Taunton, Somerset.
The comedian and presenter left his Radio 2 Sunday afternoon slot in August last year after almost 14 years at the station.
Labour leader Sir Keir has told a press conference that policing is ‘collapsing’ after 13 years of Tory government.
Lobby Akinnola said: ‘I think it’s ridiculous to say that ignorance is some kind of defence.’
The former prime minister references a host of key figures in his evidence bundle to the Privileges Committee.
The Communities Secretary said ministers would bring forward changes aimed at restricting the way homes can be turned into Airbnbs.
Primary school leaders in Suffolk are meeting to decide whether to take ‘collective action’ during Ofsted inspections in solidarity with Ruth Perry
Here are some of the key arguments the former prime minister made ahead of the committee session on Wednesday.
The report describes Britain’s largest police force as institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic.
Nicola Sturgeon will give up her roles as leader of the SNP and First Minister next week.
Thomas Cashman told the jury he was making between £3,000 and £5,000 a week selling cannabis.
The route of the proposed busway, between Cambridge and Cambourne, would pass through Coton Orchard.
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