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The Department for Transport said an estimated 1,558 people died in crashes last year.
A continuous walkout has been held after the dispute over fees and conditions intensified.
It is estimated that Cairngorms National Park has 85% of the total population.
It is the first opportunity the public have had to view the Queen’s final resting place.
Simon Wingett spent £410,000 creating the sculpture he hoped would become a tourist attraction, but it has never been built.
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) said the trading backdrop remains ‘very challenging’.
IHG said it had reactivated its booking systems and other applications hit by the disruption earlier this month.
The Prime Minister defended Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s measures, despite admitting the Government’s decisions have been ‘controversial’.
The high street retailer told investors on Thursday that August was ‘below our expectations’.
The musician died aged 59 on Wednesday afternoon.
The Thursday papers focus on emergency government bond-buying in response to the mini-Budget.
The US rapper, whose legal name was Artis Leon Ivey Jr, died at the Los Angeles home of a friend.
His passion for food saw him become a chef while continuing to make music and appear on the small screen.
The US rapper, responsible for 1990s hit song Gangsta’s Paradise, died on Wednesday afternoon.
Known for his 1995 hit Gangsta’s Paradise, Coolio was remembered for his ‘grind’ following reports of his death.
The American, whose real name was Artis Leon Ivey Jr, died on Wednesday, his manager confirmed to multiple US outlets.
The NHS doctor and TV presenter has joined charity Age UK in warning of a nasty flu strain this winter.
Anne Sacoolas is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.
The Cabinet minister described the UK as ‘Europe’s unicorn factory’ in a speech to investors in New York.
Treasury minister Chris Philp said the Government would not consider changing course on its plans, after an intervention by the Bank of England.
