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Greggs branches closed across the UK on Wednesday morning as technical issues caused card payment systems to fail.
Rishi Sunak said he had worked closely with Leo Varadkar on issues including the restoration of powersharing in Northern Ireland.
The suspects were arrested as part of a National Crime Agency operation, with dawn raids carried out.
The National Governance Association have condemned the decision to end funding for a governor recruitment service.
Transport for the North passed a motion on Wednesday to urge Transport Secretary Mark Harper to terminate the operator’s contract.
Labour MP Debbie Abrahams presented a Bill to the House of Commons that would put rules about MPs behaviour on the statute books.
Mr Varadkar became the first person from an ethnic minority to become taoiseach and he is also the country’s first gay leader.
The chief executive of the Health Foundation was speaking as she received her damehood from the Princess Royal at Windsor Castle.
The Foreign Secretary and Defence Secretary Grant Shapps will meet their Australian counterparts for annual discussions between the two countries.
The test showed a 93% accuracy in detecting the biomarkers associated with the condition.
The corporation is axing BBC soap Doctors and selling BBC Elstree Centre, which includes the set of EastEnders.
The overall price of chocolate has increased by 12.6% in a year after dry weather in West Africa led to a spike in global cocoa prices.
The scheme was launched in 2012.
Speculation is rife that rebel Conservative MPs are lining up potential successors to replace the Prime Minister should he face a no confidence test.
Luke D’Wit, 34, befriended and worked for Stephen and Carol Baxter before he killed them.
Barclays, Santander, Lloyds and NatWest also called on social media platforms to do more to tackle fraud.
Two streaks of white paint appeared covering the green artwork in Finsbury Park, north London.
News Group Newspapers is being sued by the Duke of Sussex and several other individuals over claims of unlawful information-gathering.
Senior Royal College of Nursing in Scotland figures said personal protective equipment given to NHS staff was often not adequate.
Conservative MP Sir Iain Duncan Smith criticised the decision, which he said was contained in internal department documents.
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