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The jackpot for Saturday’s National Lottery is a guaranteed £20 million.
Adam Tomkins who was a Tory MSP between 2016 and 2021 said it was time for the party to be in opposition after this week’s economic turmoil.
Welsh Secretary Robert Buckland has stood by the Chancellor’s economic plans, saying it is time to be ‘bold’.
Emergency services are attending the scene but an airport spokeswoman said no injuries had been reported.
Reservoir stocks were at 52% of total capacity as of September 20, the Environment Agency said.
Supporters of the treatment programme in Middlesbrough say it worked by reducing crime and helped addicts live better
The husband of Queen’s granddaughter Zara Tindall told the story on his podcast The Good, The Bad & The Rugby.
Scientists at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh have developed the new technology which targets the pests within 1.2 metres of accuracy.
The chief executive of the Lowry gallery said the painting is ‘more of a piece of social history than it is a painting of a football match’.
Entrants were encouraged to submit images that represent the UK’s enduring relationship with the sea.
The British Heat Foundation said it is determined to create a nation of life savers by giving everyone the opportunity to learn CPR via its free app.
The newest Kindle features a 10.2-inch screen and comes with a magnetically attached pen, with a starting price of £329.99.
The former chief Brexit negotiator for the bloc said that Brexit had not yielded any benefits for the UK, in an address in Iveagh House.
The pound has managed to recover ground and London’s top index was in the green after slumping earlier on Wednesday.
Hollie Dance said there has been severe trolling since May, including abuse on social media and ‘hanging ropes on the vigil tree’.
Concerns had been growing that defined benefit pension funds were at risk of being ‘hammered’ by recent market moves, a finance expert said.
The latest edition whittled 40,000 applicants down to 2,697 record-breakers.
The Bank of England intervened to try to bring surging yields in government bonds – known as gilts – under control as they spiralled higher.
The judge remanded both teenagers to youth detention accommodation.
The Greggs in Pitlochry had to be closed after the red squirrel became trapped on Saturday.