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John Pettigrew said the incidents in April and May were ‘isolated and unconnected’ and said the resilience of the power grid is ‘very robust’.
Dr Rowan Williams said he would like to see more cathedrals switching or committing to switch to greener banks.
The Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, which includes seven Labour MPs, said the impact of the plans was ‘disputed and unclear’.
The supermarket said it will not drop food standards even if current regulations are watered down to secure international agreements.
Sir Keir Starmer is currently facing a brewing Labour rebellion over his Government’s plans to cut welfare.
The figures come just a day after the Justice Secretary announced changes to prison recall as a further emergency measure on prison overcrowding.
Unison said the Government must now act to ensure the wage hike gets into pay packets ‘as soon as possible’.
Bank worker Mya Marsh and her brother Isaiah were told the killing of drug-dealer Minister Enfrence was ferocious, terrifying and unprovoked.
Reece Richards was mistaken for a suspect and arrested in Fulham in September last year.
Cornwall Council had originally refused planning permission for the 90-room Premier Inn at St Ives last year.
The image was painted by internationally-acclaimed muralist Jeks, who said he hoped it would inspire people to ‘stand up and fight for what’s right’.
The Lampard Inquiry, chaired by Baroness Kate Lampard, is examining deaths at NHS-run inpatient units in Essex between 2000 and 2023.
The Prime Minister accused Moscow’s leader of ‘standing in the way’ of a truce after his no-show in Turkey.
Independent schools have been hit with a ‘triple whammy of financial blows’ after the Government’s decision to impose VAT on fees, the ISC chief said.
Thursday’s semi-final marks the first time in Basel that UK audiences at home can vote under Eurovision rules.
Jesse Norman called for more universities across the UK in small cities and towns in the face of difficulties faced by the higher education sector.
Ambulance response times for the most urgent incidents are their quickest in nearly four years.
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