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Conservative former minister Mark Francois said it would be ‘unconscionable’ for the Irish rap trio to perform at the festival.
She is seen invading the Warburtons headquarters in a bid to procure some crumpets.
One online safety group has urged Ofcom to clarify and strengthen its approach to AI chatbots in the Online Safety Act.
The Prince and Princess of Wales’s Royal Foundation is providing financial support for rural projects on the popular island.
The meeting comes ahead of a UK-EU summit in May that will be seen as a critical moment in the Government’s drive to to reset relations with Brussels.
The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry’s worship and life events impact hearings began on Tuesday.
Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers are accused of driving from Carlisle to the Northumberland beauty spot in the dead of night to chop down the tree.
The findings have been published ahead of the NAHT school leaders’ union conference in Harrogate this weekend.
The Energy Secretary has said ‘clean, homegrown power’ is the only way for the UK to take back control of its energy market.
Unite’s Sharon Graham said ‘eye-watering’ cuts were being made to pay packets.
The world’s largest furniture retailer has taken over the former Topshop base in London to open a three-floor outlet selling around 6,000 items.
Belfast rap group Kneecap rejected claims they would ‘seek to incite violence against any MP or individual’.
Rumarni Tuitt is accused of using a 12-inch Zombie knife against Kamani Spooner, then aged 18, on August 26 last year in Canal Way, west London.
Climate Change Committee warns not enough is being done to prepare the country and people for floods, droughts, heatwaves and wildfires.
Whitehall officials have reportedly discussed the possibility of staging the tournament at Turnberry.
Fifteen fire engines and 100 firefighters were called to the blaze in Maida Vale in west London on Tuesday morning.
Last year the figure of 10,000 was not reached until May 24, while in 2023 it was June 17.
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