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A judge is hearing evidence at the Court of Protection.
More middle-class families experiencing ‘ruthless’ criminal county lines gang grooming, Commission finds.
The poster, seen across the London Underground, featured an image of a cartoon dog wearing a Viking helmet and read: ‘Missed Doge. Get Floki.’
The award-winning musician said she was ‘deeply honoured’ by her new role.
Campaigners have urged Government to set the global health body’s interim target for fine particulate matter or PM2.5 as a legal goal.
Shop price annual inflation accelerated to 1.8% in February, up from 1.5% in January – the highest rate of inflation since November 2011.
Schemes are taking action to comply with UK sanctions and considering whether to enact any exclusion policies, industry body the PLSA said.
Cheers and a round of applause echoed throughout the hospital ward where curling gold medallist Vicky Wright works.
Fears were raised that bus routes would be axed after existing emergency funding ended next month.
Past employees and people with no experience are being urged to sign up to help the NHS.
Fewer than 1% of patients with glioblastoma currently live for more than 10 years and, for many, the prognosis is as little as 12 months.
Adam Holloway, a former soldier and MP for Gravesham, Kent, crossed the border from Poland.
The 24-year-old denies possessing a bottle as an offensive weapon and taking part in disorder which saw his friend fatally stabbed.
Amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force are at locations across the continent.
But about 1.3 million customers who were expected to file tax returns had still not done so by February 28 and could face late filing penalties.
Forty-year-old James Watson is accused of strangling the six-year-old in 1994.
Will Quince says he would be unhappy with his daughters sharing accommodation with pupils identifying as trans.
A steady stream of people has been arriving at the Ukrainian embassy in west London.
One woman described how her initial aim to send four packets of supplies will see five to six lorries full heading to the Polish/Ukraine border.
The financial watchdog has faced criticism from unions after changes meant an end to bonuses.
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