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Donors from 350 health centres in 23 countries joined forces to give blood on Saturday.
Energy expert David Cox said a shortage of gas could result in power cuts.
Money from their version of 2step is going to the Music Saves UA non-profit organisation.
Mr Stewart has been appointed president of GiveDirectly, which seeks to help donors send money straight to the world’s poorest households.
A pay row means cleansing staff in the majority of Scotland’s councils are out on strike.
Members of the Emancipated Run Crew wore green T-shirts with ‘Remembering Grenfell’ emblazoned on the back.
The shooter had been prescribed corrective lenses but was not wearing them at the time of Sergeant Gavin Hillier’s death at Castlemartin range.
The rocker said he does not want to die in the US.
Sharon Graham thinks the party needs to provide ‘a strong message’ as workers seek pay rises and employers make profits.
The TV series will return to BBC One in September with six hour-long episodes.
It is almost a week since the nine-year-old was fatally shot after a gunman chased his intended target into her family home.
More than 90 were detected on Saturday in 19 small boats.
The outgoing Prime Minister has predicted a ‘remarkable’ bounceback and a ‘golden’ future for the country despite the cost-of-living crisis.
The Federation of Small Businesses said many small firms could be forced to shut down if they cannot pay their bills.
Majestic said it has opened two new stores, in Haywards Heath and Godalming, over the past month.
Wizz Air’s UK departures were an average of 14 minutes and 24 seconds behind schedule in 2021, according to new analysis.
Liz Truss considering a ‘nuclear’ VAT cut of 5% to tackle the cost-of-living crisis is one of the stories leading the Sunday papers.
Some 4.3 million adults are estimated to vape.
More voters said they had faith in Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to make the right decisions for the embattled health service.
It is not clear to what extent the planned sale is part of the Government’s pre-existing plan to move 22,000 civil servants out of the capital.
