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London Fire Brigade Commissioner Andy Roe welcomed new Government legislation but highlighted persisting concerns about fire safety in the capital.
Lord King said central banks including the UK’s had made ‘serious mistakes in not acting sooner’.
The Duke of Cambridge is the Colonel of the Irish Guards.
The single will be released on May 27.
Labour had tabled a Queen’s Speech amendment asking for a new tax on the profits of oil and gas producers.
Gareth Bale is among those backing the climate emergency peace message.
The actress said her former partner was ‘included’ in her descriptions of how institutions protect powerful men accused of abuse.
The Home Secretary announced the move during a speech at the annual Police Federation conference in Manchester.
Ganatra played Masood Ahmed on the BBC soap opera for nine years before leaving in 2019.
Canada has been coming to terms with the grim discovery last year of hundreds of human remains in unmarked graves at former church-run schools.
Parties and victims’ campaigners are strongly opposed to the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill.
The high-profile libel trial, which is not sitting on Wednesday, is due to end on Thursday.
The unnamed Conservative has been urged not to attend Parliament while under investigation.
Meta has published its latest community standards enforcement report detailing actioned content from across Facebook and Instagram.
Paul Sweeney said people should be able to stay connected without having to worry about the rising cost of living.
Jeremy Hunt said that the length of time it took for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anoosheh Ashoori to be released was a ‘terrible injustice’.
The Prime Minister and Chancellor Rishi Sunak have been resisting demands to set out new tax-and-spend measures to alleviate the squeeze.
A coalition of experts and campaigners have called on the Government to amend the Bill to include a new code of practice.
The Irish Government has approved plans for a 400 euro monthly payment for households accommodating refugees from Ukraine.
Priti Patel was asked if she would be able to “survive” on £1,200 or £1,400 a month.
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