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SNP MP Allan Dorans said the rising cost of dog food is causing ‘deep concern’.
A 25-year-old working in her first foundation year in Essex, who did not wish to be named, said the move comes as NHS workers reach ‘burnout’.
Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris will attend talks in Belgium on Thursday.
Friday February 24 marks a year since Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine on the orders of Vladimir Putin.
Catherine Mann said it is too soon to stop tightening monetary policy.
The fire at We The Curious in Bristol was started when a solar panel on the roof of the building was damaged by birds and triggered a fault.
The British Tomato Growers Association said shortages are mainly down to a lack of imports but the local growing season is due to begin soon.
He announced his decision during a meeting of the Scottish Police Authority on Thursday.
Sabina Artemieva, herself a refugee, is helping other Ukrainians settle in the UK.
Therese Coffey noted inflation is ‘really tough at the moment’ and outlined support schemes in place.
The National House Building Council said the final quarter of the year was challenging after a strong first half.
The 65-year-old Ninja Warrior presenter said ‘people shouldn’t be allowed to die in poverty’.
Trevor Biddiscome entered his plea at Bournemouth Crown Court.
The dissident republican group the New IRA are the ‘primary focus’ of the police investigation into the shooting at a sports complex in Omagh.
The detective was gunned down in Omagh on Wednesday night and remains in a critical condition.
The senior detective remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital.
GfK’s long-running consumer confidence index rose by a significant seven points in February but remains at a “severely depressed” negative 38.
The figure is 60% up from 100,564 for the same period in 2021.
Outgoing chief executive John Holland-Kaye said the Civil Aviation Authority has made an error in deciding what airports can charge airlines.
The Labour leader has unveiled five ‘missions’ outlining his plans for government if the party wins the next election.
