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The Department for Transport said it will enable the same volume of goods to be carried on fewer journeys.
The Department for Transport said it will enable the same volume of goods to be carried on fewer journeys.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct also said two areas of learning have been identified.
School-leavers are being encouraged to ‘learn while they earn’ as the NHS prepares to ramp up apprentice schemes.
The Government department still uses paper forms to handle around 14 million transactions a year.
The average energy bill will fall by more than £400 when taking into account Government support, consultancy Cornwall Insight forecast.
The takeover of UK firm Inmarsat by US firm Viasat is not expected to limit competition in the satellite sector, the CMA said.
Anas Sarwar rubbished claims by SNP MP Stephen Flynn that Labour would need a coalition with the SNP to form a government at Westminster.
Scientists at Quantinuum said they are now a step closer towards making quantum computing fault tolerant.
Paul Embery said UCU general secretary Dr Jo Grady had caused him ‘considerable distress’.
Dan Llywelyn Hall painted a portrait of the Queen in 2013, becoming the 133rd artist to do so.
Sir Keir Starmer hosted a gathering of newly-elected Labour council leaders at the party’s headquarters in central London.
It comes as health minister Neil O’Brien admitted the target to add another 6,000 by 2024 would be missed.
Historic England said ‘it feels right’ to celebrate Ukrainian heritage in the north of England.
The Care Quality Commission said it wanted to ensure other services provided by the trust were continuing to deliver safe and effective care.
Rishi Sunak has said his five pledges are the ‘right ones’, amid Conservative soul-searching after a bruising set of local elections.
Mohamed Nur appeared at the Old Bailey charged with the murder of Johanita Kossiwa Dogbey.
Sir Mark Rowley hit out at ‘ill-informed commentary’ on officers’ actions after six anti-monarchy protesters were released without charge.
The chief executives have declined hundreds of thousands of pounds in response to anger over river pollution.
The Prime Minister was told he had an ‘extremely fit’ blood pressure.
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