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The leaders will sign a reciprocal access agreement, allowing the UK and Japan to deploy forces in one another’s countries.
The new Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill gives the Government the power to ensure unions provide essential cover
The HSJ said that while the number of patients waiting two months for cancer care had fallen, the number waiting three months had risen.
Steve Barclay, who spent part of Monday meeting trade union officials, described the discussions as ‘productive’ during a visit to a London hospital.
Water UK is running its national summer campaign through the winter for the first time after last year’s drought.
The second stage of the launch suffered an “anomaly”, meaning the rocket and its payload was lost.
The Education Secretary admitted there was still ‘some distance’ between the teachers and employers in the dispute over pay.
HMRC said it has seen cases where some repayment agents have pushed the boundaries of eligibility, exploited customers, or made fraudulent claims.
Officials said they wanted to highlight the issue, particularly given the current overcrowding in A&E departments.
The charity said that ‘with private rents and living costs continuing to soar’, thousands of people were at risk of losing their homes in 2023.
Dr Lisa Turner claims the duke’s behaviour around the publication of Spare ‘is an attempt to get some kind of need met’.
Josif Nushi, Mihal Dhana and Hysland Aliaj have been jailed over the killing of Tomasz Waga in Cardiff.
The legislative plans would see minimum service levels introduced for ambulance, rail and fire staff during industrial action.
London Ambulance Service aims to be able to respond ‘as normal’ to calls about strokes and heart attacks despite industrial action.
Two appeal tribunal judges have concluded that the chapel at a London Scientology church is a ‘place of public religious worship’
The drugs are often used to treat major mental illness, such as schizophrenia, in adults.
The exhibition will take place at the City Art Centre in Edinburgh.
Scientists hope their work could lead to earlier detection.
No final decision has been made over whether to supply Kyiv’s forces with British tanks, Downing Street said.
The Business Secretary said the legislation is necessary but unions warned the plan is illegal and unworkable.
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