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The Government faced calls from both sides of the House to sanction Israeli ministers involved in passing laws to ban UNRWA.
The Scottish Hospitals Inquiry is examining the construction of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow.
The findings challenge the held belief that brass bands originated with coal miners and other industrial communities between the 1830s and 1850s.
Lawyers for Friends of the Earth urged Surrey County Council to take immediate enforcement action against the developer of the Horse Hill site.
The First Minister was speaking ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s statement outlining her tax and spending plans.
The Skipinnish Oak will go on to compete for European Tree of the Year early next year.
Tory former chancellor Jeremy Hunt has written to the UK’s top civil servant about an Office for Budget Responsibility review of his spending plans.
Mark Steyn previously challenged decisions by Ofcom that two of his shows breached its rules.
Elranatamab, an injection that treats myeloma, has been recommended for NHS use by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.
Andrew Mitchell said the world could witness the ‘hideous spectre’ of mass starvation on its TV screens before Christmas.
The military government of Myanmar, which took power in a coup in 2021, has used ‘increasingly brutal tactics’ to shore up its position.
Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick have entered the final few days of campaigning.
The Foreign Office minister issued the warning as MPs considered the Israeli Knesset’s approval of new laws targeting the aid agency.
The Chancellor also faced calls to reverse a cut to the winter fuel payment.
It came as C&C Group revealed lower sales for the past half-year as poor summer weather hit demand for cider.
Conservative MP Laura Trott suggested Labour was ‘taking lessons from the worst bits of our record’ in its opening days in power.
The presenter’s law firm said an agreement has been reached that the previous Tory government ‘acted unlawfully’.
Robert Prussak, 57, approached the girl after she became separated from her family during a trip from France on April 22.
Tories gathered in Westminster on Tuesday, ahead of handing in a petition to the Treasury, a day before Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her Budget.
Professor Sir Gregor Smith, Scotland’s Chief Medical Officer, was speaking to a Scottish Parliament committee.
