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The earthquake struck the main Indonesian island of Java killing scores of people and injuring hundreds.
Professor John Bryson said the first decades would be difficult financially.
Judge Joanna Vincent, who oversaw private hearings in Oxford, said the boy, now 15, was ‘vulnerable’ and deserved ‘much better care’
The Housing Secretary is committed to an ‘Awaab’s law’ to improve the experiences of those living with mould and damp in their homes.
The NHS said it is the first ever mass home blood type testing campaign in the UK.
It said in the months before his murder, the family may have potentially used restrictions to avoid social services.
The NI Secretary said his budget was required to bring bring public finances in NI under control.
Conor Murphy MLA said the collapse of Stormont had left departments struggling to control spending.
There have been calls for a Wales-wide review of children’s services following the review into the five-year-old’s short life.
The RMT chief said the Transport Secretary had agreed to set out in writing how he sees the union’s dispute with rail operators ‘going forward’.
Tom Black, chair of the Northern Ireland Council, also said there was a lack of detail on the pay award for doctors.
Yorkshire Water says the county is still in a technical drought despite a 19% rise in reservoir levels in six weeks.
Home Office figures show 143,377 people are awaiting a decision on their claim.
Sandy Law, 67, is thought to be one of the longest-surviving heart transplant patients in the world.
The National Audit Office said delays and inflation mean National Highways will not be able to deliver dozens of projects within budget.
The total number of crossings for this year provisionally stands at 42,154.
Prince William visited the Newquay Orchard, which offers environmental education, employability training and community events.
Zach Sullivan, who plays for Manchester Storm, is a member of the LGBTQ+ community.
Shamima Begum was 15 when she travelled from Bethnal Green, east London, through Turkey and into territory controlled by the so-called Islamic State.
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