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Demand for crisis mental health services has doubled since 2017.
Sinn Fein had urged the DUP to drop its boycott of the devolved powersharing institutions.
Supporters have raised concerns about delays in receiving their Hayya cards, which are required to attend games at the tournament in Qatar.
The MP for Aberdeen South was elected to the role on Tuesday after defeating Alison Thewliss to replace Ian Blackford.
As the Queen Consort met charity bosses and Santa, the Band of the Welsh Guards performed Once In Royal David’s City.
The book was published exclusively for a competition and is signed by the author JK Rowling.
Bedfordshire Police said they will not be disclosing the name of the suspect.
The party’s donations were dwarfed by those received by Labour in recent months amid political turbulence.
The US director has been nominated for two Academy Awards.
The researchers hope their findings may help them further understand dementia and its causes.
Former health secretary and I’m A Celebrity… campmate Matt Hancock will stand down as an MP at the next general election.
Dame Margaret Hodge called for the British company to cut its ties with oil firm Rosneft, which is majority owned by the Russian state.
Prospect has written to Minister for the Cabinet Office Jeremy Quin demanding improvements to an offer on pay and to axe redundancy plans.
David Fuller is already serving a whole life sentence for the sexually motivated murders of Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce in Kent in 1987.
Gritters have been dispatched onto UK roads as the country heads into a cold snap.
The review comes in the wake of high profile court cases, including between the families of Charlie Gard and Archie Battersbee.
Sir Keir Starmer described Rishi Sunak as a ‘blancmange Prime Minister’ who ‘sold out the aspirations of those who want to own their own home’.
The first three episodes of the docuseries will be released on Thursday, leaving the Windsors bracing themselves for the latest bombshells.
Union leaders have called for an urgent meeting with the Chancellor.
MLAs at Stormont are in the Assembly chamber for a recalled session.
