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Education Committee chair Robert Halfon says families have waded through ‘treacle of bureaucracy’ for too long.
Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn, a Danish businesswoman, claims Juan Carlos I spied on and harassed her – allegations he denies.
The message from 13-year-old William Elliott was discovered during restoration work in Sunderland.
Micheal Martin said respect for the Stormont institutions had been weakened through collapses of the Executive.
The former Irish soldier denies membership of so-called Islamic State.
The final report of the review into Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is due to be published.
The Russian-born businessman said: ‘I have nothing to hide.’
The remembrance service took place at Westminster Abbey on Tuesday.
The latest figures show there were 2,383 people in hospital with recently confirmed Covid-19 on Monday.
Maddy Lawrence, 20, was playing for the University of the West of England against the University of Bristol when she suffered fatal injuries.
The former tennis great is on trial accused of failing to hand over assets.
Twenty fines are set to be issued over the partygate saga, the Metropolitan Police said on Tuesday, with the possibility of more to come.
Britain is to step up military support to Ukraine amid fears the Russian president will try to inflict more damage on the country.
The announcement comes as Britain is set to co-host an international pledging summit on Thursday.
Shop price annual inflation accelerated to 2.1% in March, up from 1.8% in February – the highest rate in more than a decade, figures show.
Reintroductions of the ‘dinosaur fish’ in European rivers means it is starting to return to UK waters.
Levels of compliance were slightly lower among young adults than older age groups.
Just 36% of people said they were satisfied with the service in 2021.
Can Arslan, 52, is accused of murdering father-of-three Matthew Boorman in Walton Cardiff, Tewkesbury, in Gloucestershire.
A total of £250,000 is available for those affected by Covid-19 and Brexit.