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The lender saw an influx of homeowners concerned about monthly payments and what will happen once their fixed-rate mortgage deal ends.
The posters, seen on bus stops in Bristol and London in October 2021, read ‘Climate change doesn’t do borders’.
Ruth Shmylo, 25, denies becoming involved with the male prisoner while at HMP Parc in Bridgend.
James Heappey warned he would resign if Liz Truss breaks her promise, while Defence Secretary Ben Wallace would be expected to follow.
The actor was made a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George, the same honour held by Ian Fleming’s famous character.
The analysis was conducted by Ireland’s Economic and Social Research Institute.
The prosecution claim Jemma Mitchell killed her vulnerable friend, Mee Kuen Chong, to get money to pay for house repairs.
Downing Street indicated ministers could ditch their commitment to the policy.
The Labour leader suggested many people feel ‘the real risk now is carrying on with this lot’ after the Government ‘demolished’ its mini-budget.
The industry has seen its reputation battered by rising public concern over sewage spills into rivers and seas.
The Competition and Markets Authority has reiterated a decision it first made last year.
Scientists recommend getting between seven and eight hours of sleep every night.
Nicola Sturgeon released a paper on the post-independence economy of Scotland on Monday.
Mr Byrne was killed in 2016 in one of the early attacks of the Hutch-Kinahan gangland feud.
More than 60 staff at the meat-free paste production plant in Billingham are to walk out from Thursday, the Unite union said.
The supermarket giant said it will open the first two stores under the brand in Sutton Coldfield and Tottenham Hale in London.
Henry Dimbleby told MPs that expanding provision was ‘one of the best measures we can do’ to address the impacts of the rising cost of living.
Mark Brown, 41, is accused of murdering two women at a site he rented in Sussex in 2021.
The Bank said reports that it has decided not to go ahead with the October 31 plans to start gilt sales were ‘inaccurate’.
Scuffles broke out outside the building on Sunday afternoon after 30 to 40 pro-democracy protesters gathered and put up posters.
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