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Officials are understood to be working hard to reduce the backlog of outstanding asylum claims, but are struggling to keep up.
Glasgow City Council announced all its primaries, nurseries and additional needs schools would be shut for three days because of strike action.
Charities and think tanks warned that households will need much more support during what is set to be a tough winter.
The party called for the suspension of the Northern Ireland Protocol after it emerged certain types of GB steel will face 25% tariffs on NI sales.
Dennis Hutchings died last year while on trial for the attempted murder of John Pat Cunningham.
Members of Aslef at Chiltern, Northern and TransPennine Express backed walkouts in the long-running row affecting the industry.
Aslef says drivers have been offered a 3% rise while inflation is above 12%.
The retailer said it has benefited from strong sales of its new Just Essentials range.
Mr Barclay’s press interviews outside Moorfields Eye Hospital in central London were interrupted by a member of the public.
Afghans crossing the English Channel in small boats made up just under a fifth of arrivals in the first half of 2022, Home Office figures show.
The results could be used to guide repair and development of synthetic, or artificial, human organs for transplantation, experts suggest.
Evie Norris, who got her first cap against Scotland in July, has achieved 11 A*s and three As.
Scientists criticised Rishi Sunak after he claimed the Government’s independent advisers were given too great a role.
Winnie escaped from her enclosure on the Glenpark Estate in Co Tyrone on Sunday evening.
The student nurse was found safe and well.
Rishi Sunak also insisted he would ‘always support’ a Conservative government despite his strident attacks on his rival’s tax-cutting policies.
Derek Roden laid a helmet at the altar of Glasgow Cathedral to remember his grandfather and six other firefighters who died tackling a blaze.
The health minister told Stormont colleagues he intends to overspend by potentially £400 million this year in order to maintain services.
A yellow thunderstorm warning was announced for parts of England.
The A-Listers’ offspring were among hundreds of thousands of teenagers collecting their exam results on Thursday.
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