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Regulator Ofcom is due to report back this week on its review of the universal postal service provided by Royal Mail.
Calum Mitchell, from Dunfermline, received a kidney from Ian Cameron when it turned out his friend was a 100% match.
The walk-out was to have come on top of a rolling programme of national strikes.
Experts suggest the new findings have the potential to ‘revolutionise’ diagnosis for people with suspected Alzheimer’s.
Professor Sir Gregor Smith was speaking to the Scottish Covid inquiry in Edinburgh.
The Queen chatted to Jessie Jackson, 86, who asked about the King’s health.
Thomas Mills collapsed at Liverpool Crown Court after he was found guilty, along with Brian McPadden, Paul Lafferty and Jonjo O’Donoghue.
Media regulator Ofcom could gain enforcement action over BBC News website articles it does not believe meet relevant broadcast standards.
High winds and lashing rain disrupted travel and brought down power lines.
Campaigners call on the Government to take urgent action as data suggests children are not being protected from harm.
It came as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak met relatives of Israeli hostages in London.
A report set out what it means to be vulnerable in social housing in 2024 and how landlords can respond effectively without stigma.
Assistant coroner David Regan gave his conclusion on Monday.
The watchdog’s new chief inspector delayed inspections at the start of term following the inquest into the suicide of headteacher Ruth Perry.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak praised the efforts of the UK’s creative industries.
Floral tributes have piled up near the address in Costessey, Norfolk.
Mr Lewis has written to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt highlighting several key areas of concern.
The furthest a storm season has reached in the alphabet is the letter K in 2016.
The Prime Minister said the Government will work through issues facing parents ‘to make sure everybody gets the support that they need’.
Three police officers were injured and a police van set on fire during the protest, said to have been organised by the English Defence League.