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The energy giant said profits were down more than 30% compared with the same period a year earlier, amid faltering oil demand globally.
The 26-year-old former Bath player was last seen at The Old Irish Pub in Barcelona two years ago, on October 29 2022.
The new species has been named after arthropod expert Greg Edgecombe of London’s Natural History Museum.
Non-Communicable Disease Alliance Scotland has set out a 10-year vision seeking to fundamentally change Scotland’s poor health.
The zones are part of legislation passed 18 months ago but were delayed over the issue of silent prayer.
New guidance is being published on the implementation of the safe access zones across England and Wales.
Here are the biggest stories leading Tuesday’s front pages.
Sir David Davis, Sir Gavin Williamson and Sir Philip Davies will be honoured on Tuesday.
Family and close friends of Mr Salmond will attend the service at Strichen Parish Church.
Rachel Reeves will present her first Budget on Wednesday.
It comes almost a year after a 37-year-old Albanian man died after attempting suicide in November 2023 while he was being detained at Brook House.
Sir Keir Starmer urged Israel to allow UNRWA to continue its ‘essential work’ delivering aid to Palestinians.
The Tanaiste has also condemned the moves in the Israeli parliament to prevent the UN Palestinian refugee agency from working in Gaza.
James Cartlidge warned MPs the threat of ‘existential war’ is ‘looming larger’.
Nicola Ranger suggested the Chancellor should treat nurses in the same way as major infrastructure projects.
The final communique signed at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting acknowledged calls for a discussion on the matter.
A spokesperson for the BBC dancing show said: ‘We are all hopeful that Amy will be back to dance with JB next week.’
The Foreign Secretary said during a statement on the Middle East: ‘If UNRWA is brought to its knees, that would be a very very serious event indeed.’
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly considering a £100 million cut to funding for nature-friendly farming in Wednesday’s Budget.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy said it had been raised with the Chinese government as ‘a matter of huge concern’ while he was in Beijing.
