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The UN patron of the oceans is attending Cop26 after an icy multi-day swim across the mouth of a Greenland glacier.
Chun Xu, 32, is on trial for murder and attempted murder at Merthyr Crown Court.
Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has written to colleagues insisting his strategy against the post-Brexit trade border has been consistent.
US president Joe Biden, Hollywood star Leonardo di Caprio and many other figures are in Scotland for the event.
Family members have mounted a challenge after a Court of Protection judge decided that the woman should be allowed to die.
Uber drivers in London will be able to use clean air funds to buy or lease a Tesla car at discounted rates from Wednesday.
The card scheme was launched to boost spending locally to support businesses hit by the pandemic.
Jersey’s fishermen face uncertain times despite Emmanuel Macron stepping back from threats to block British boats from French ports.
Sir Edward Leigh said Rishi Sunak’s ‘hymn of praise to a low tax economy’ had ‘brought a tear to the eye of a weary Thatcherite’.
The infected blood inquiry is being held to examine how patients received contaminated blood products leading to thousands of deaths from Aids.
Development experts said countries would be reluctant to sign up to ambitious climate targets while facing cuts in aid.
The 55m design in rural Northumberland was given planning approval on appeal by landowner Viscount Devonport .
Ofgem said Omni Energy, MA Energy, Zebra Power and Ampoweruk have announced they are ceasing to trade.
The second and final day of the world leaders’ summit took place on Tuesday.
Micheal Martin said countries in the developed world have ‘an obligation’ to support the nations most badly affected by climate change.
Professor Dame Angela McLean said she had seen people not wearing face coverings even in settings where they are mandatory.
US climate envoy John Kerry plans to stay in Glasgow for the whole two-week summit.
The Rail Accident Investigation Branch said the ‘initial evidence’ indicates that the driver applied the brakes but could not prevent the crash.
The Government has said that e-cigarettes could be licensed and provided as a prescription medicine in England within 18 to 24 months.
Her husband, Richard Ratcliffe, is on day 10 of a hunger strike outside the Foreign Office in London.