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Unions have voiced concerns for the future of Tata’s plants after a warning they may have to close without Government support.
The IEA free-market think tank has called for more deregulation to counter the cost-of-living crisis.
The move came after the Home Office announced partial ratification of the Istanbul Convention.
It comes after a new study linked lung health to how close a child lives to a ‘green space’.
Craig Guildford will take up his new role around the end of the year, after he was confirmed in the top policing role.
Continued dry weather, similar to that seen in the last few months, could see another drought declared.
A House of Lords committee said there was an urgent need for the EU and UK to reengage to resolve issues with post-Brexit Irish Sea trade.
The England and Manchester United footballer is featured in a special edition of the popular comic strip.
The latest wave looks to have peaked below levels reached earlier this year.
Margaret Ferrier is accused of wilfully exposing people ‘to the risk of infection, illness and death’.
Bosses said the price of news printing is at an unprecedented high due to the rising cost of energy.
The latest rail strike will see services start later and finish earlier than normal.
More than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 14 train operating companies are set to strike.
Defined benefit schemes will be required to have long-term plans set out in a funding and investment strategy, under proposed measures.
The former chancellor made the claim in a column for the Scottish Daily Mail on Tuesday.
Ion Onut was jailed for nearly nine years after admitting causing a horrific crash on the A1(M) motorway last July.
Lord Trimble, who was instrumental in the negotiation of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, died on Monday aged 77.
Scottish transport minister Jenny Gilruth has written to Grant Shapps ahead of Wednesday’s industrial action, urging him to intervene.
The Labour leader stressed his ‘pragmatic approach’ to public ownership, saying regulation of water and energy markets would be his preferred path.
Lord Trimble, who jointly won the Nobel Peace Prize along with late SDLP leader John Hume, died on Monday following an illness.
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