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The Boeing 767 landed at MoD Boscombe Down on Tuesday morning.
Since mid-2016 the total number of full-time equivalent roles in the Civil Service has increased by 25%.
Suleman Altaf is charged with murder over the death of Jakub Szymanski in Miles Platting.
Lord Parkinson was quizzed on the privatisation of the broadcaster during a DCMS Committee session on Tuesday.
The Government and the Civil Aviation Authority stated that earlier cancellations are ‘better’ than axing flights on the day of departure.
Only a quarter of this year’s retirees feel very confident that they have saved enough for later life.
Lauren Saint George and Darren Hurrell both deny murder, manslaughter, causing or allowing a death and child cruelty.
During a memorial service at Westminster Abbey, the veteran journalist called for those responsible for the fire to face prosecution.
The First Minister said she would set out more detail on how trade would work post-independence.
The forecaster said a level 2 heat-health alert has been issued for a large part of southern and central England.
Pension Credit can act as a gateway to a range of other benefits.
Scotland’s First Minister said her government has an ‘indisputable mandate’ for another vote on independence.
Information on nutritional values, ingredients and health warnings is not required on alcoholic drinks packaging in the UK.
The congregation included former prime minister Theresa May, London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Housing Secretary Michael Gove.
Almost 6,800 Ukrainian children have been placed in Irish schools.
The animal was caught on CCTV under the shelter and appearing to look at train times.
Significant sea level rise is now inevitable, experts warned.
The probe has previously been told by officers that Pc Nicole Short was stamped on by the detainee, who later died.
The ONS said average regular earnings rose 4.2% in the three months to April, but still failed to keep up with inflation.
A first instalment of £326 will land in the bank accounts of families on benefits as part of the Government’s support package amid soaring prices.
