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Jean-Claude Juncker said the former prime minister could have achieved a better Brexit deal if he had been more precise in talks.
Louise Backstrom, who is Swedish but lives in London, said Martin Wennberg, had breached orders made during their High Court divorce fight.
But it said a formal apology was not appropriate ‘since the state did not actively support these practices’ between 1949 and 1976.
UK-born bomber Salman Abedi flew in from the North African country four days before his attack on the Manchester Arena.
Director general Ken McCallum spoke after the inquiry published its report.
Ken McCallum apologised after the public inquiry into the May 2017 atrocity.
The contract for the overnight London to Scotland service will be removed from Serco in June.
Dr Stephen Thaler is locked in a dispute with the IPO, after it rejected his bid to list an AI he created as the inventor for two patents.
Ministers were urged not to repeat past mistakes with supply chains for floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea
Chief Inspector Colin Robson, 43, was the duty senior investigating officer on the day the father-of-two died following his arrest.
The senior civil servant, who investigated the partygate scandal, has quit the Cabinet Office.
He announced he will leave the Scottish Government after almost 16 years when a new first minister is appointed at the end of March.
Stephen Crabb said the March 1 celebrations were ‘first and foremost’ about children taking part in traditions while in school.
Frontman Jarvis Cocker confirmed the group’s reunion last year, though bassist Mackey was not due to appear at the upcoming shows.
Boris Johnson took aim at attempts to rewrite Roald Dahl and the possibility of handing the Elgin Marbles back to Greece.
The remains of the baby were found in woodland in Brighton on Wednesday.
The Deputy Prime Minister had been questioned by Adam Tolley KC, sources said.
He praised the Scottish Finance Secretary’s ‘honesty, bravery, integrity’.
The former prime minister said the rate should be slashed rather than raised.
Friday’s draw has reached £114 million.