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SNP MP Deirdre Brock had accused the Commons Leader of being anti-Scottish.
Valdo Calocane, who has paranoid schizophrenia, killed three people and injured three others while in the ‘grip of a psychotic episode’.
GfK’s Consumer Confidence Index rose by three points to minus 19 this month – its best headline score since January 2022.
It comes amid concerns from Tory backbenchers that changes will be limited as part of efforts to restore devolved government in Northern Ireland.
The School of Psychology at the University of Aberdeen looked at how people judge groups.
Business minister Nusrat Ghani said the UK Government’s commitment to the steel sector is ‘clear’ given it is investing in the South Wales site.
There has been a ‘notable increase’ in the number of robberies involving a knife or sharp instrument.
The Bank and the Treasury launched a consultation in February last year over the so-called central bank digital currency (CBDC).
Her former chief of staff Liz Lloyd is giving evidence to the panel on Thursday.
It is the first time since current records began in 2002/03 that the number recorded by police has risen higher than 400,000.
Kathleen Crane had endured an ‘appalling experience’ after being wrongly convicted of fraud as part of the Post Office scandal.
The former first minister is likely to face questions on the use of private emails for Scottish Government business.
Labour MP Daniel Zeichner voiced concerns over the difficulties for importing flowers.
Meta has announced stricter controls for teenage users of its social media platforms.
The collection will be displayed at the Manhyia Palace Museum in Kumasi.
The estimates by marital status and living arrangements cover England and Wales for 2021 and 2022.
The Chiswick-based company, which runs 370 venues across the UK, told investors that sales jumped 21.6%.
Rishi Sunak’s Safety of Rwanda Bill sets out that ministers can choose whether or not to comply with European Court of Human Rights interim measures.
Policing minister Chris Philp has also not ruled out taking further action on certain types of swords if necessary.
A total of 33 schemes across the UK will receive money for demonstrations, factory trials and feasibility studies.
