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The parliamentary Bill to build Phase 2a of the high-speed rail line received royal assent on Thursday.
The capital’s fire service has only completed four of the 29 recommendations made to it by the first stage of the inquiry into the fatal 2017 blaze.
Simon Byrne fielded questions from board members for more than two hours on the controversy around the arrest of a Troubles survivor.
Zephaniah McLeod has yet to enter a plea to seven counts of attempted murder following the incident in Birmingham last September.
In 2020, the Duchess of Cornwall became patron of the UK domestic abuse charity SafeLives.
The Government has been told a proposed science and research body is currently ‘unfocused’ and a ‘brand in search of a product’ .
The former health secretary said the mishap demonstrated the ‘perils of running on an icy road’.
Experts believe that ‘they may have recovered the true origins’ of the ancient monument.
Mohamed Sharif admitted a single count of fraud.
Tocilizumab was found to reduce the relative risk of death by 14%.
The Public Accounts Committee said the Government faces ‘significant challenges’ in getting the jab to people at the right time.
Olga Freeman admitted the manslaughter of Dylan Freeman, at their home in Acton, west London, on August 15 last year.
Researchers found that five to 10 minutes of daily play with an owner resulted in a 25% reduction in the number of animals a cat brought home.
European oil giants are moving ahead of their US counterparts on the path to reducing emissions.
The figures come as institutions are under increasing pressure from ministers to widen access to higher education.
The ‘What’s up with everyone?’ campaign tackles five of the most common issues negatively impacting young people.
Labour says an estimated 10,000 travellers arriving in the UK from ‘higher-risk countries’ every day will avoid hotel quarantine.
Dutch firm Transvaal Apotheek said that it was working with Scottish company Target Healthcare to produce the cannabis oil product.
Braemar in Aberdeenshire saw temperatures hit a bone-chilling minus 23.0C.
The Commons Leader disclosed he prefers his Weetabix with hot milk and brown sugar.
