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Former first minister Alex Salmond said in evidence his successor broke ministerial rules, but stopped short of calling for her to resign.
Harry’s interview with James Corden features among a wide range of stories on Saturday’s front pages.
The former President of Ireland said she ‘100% believes Latifa now’.
The Chancellor will set out the 2021 Budget on Wednesday.
The result of the leadership election comes just 10 weeks before the Scottish Parliament election.
The first change in more than a decade retains the Royal Mail’s red colour.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is to set out measures to help aspiring homeowners in Wednesday’s Budget.
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has advised that vaccination in order of age remains the quickest way to cut deaths.
The Treasury said low-deposit mortgages have ‘virtually disappeared’ because of the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.
Former UUP leader and architect of the Good Friday deal, Lord Trimble, is also part of the planned proceedings.
A group of 16 charities are urging those with long term health conditions and their carers to get the Covid-19 vaccine.
‘This has been one of the toughest things I’ve ever had to do in my entire life’ said Monger
Alex Salmond gave evidence at Holyrood about the Scottish Government’s unlawful investigation of harassment claims against him.
The former first minister claimed there is ‘no doubt’ Ms Sturgeon has broken rules governing the behaviour of ministers during the committe hearing.
Researchers says it makes hospitals even safer places to be.
The former first minister appeared before MSPs on the Committee on the Scottish Government’s Handling of Harassment Complaints.
Professor Jonathan Van-Tam has said there are ‘some worrying signs that people are relaxing’ in the battle against coronavirus.
Experts have warned it could damage their language development.
Phase two of the vaccine rollout, which is expected to begin in April, will start with people aged 40 to 49 before moving on to younger age groups.
Thames Water’s project is expected to become a model for schemes elsewhere in a bid to reduce carbon emissions.
