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The figures show more people were seen within the four-hour target, while fewer people waiting more than eight hours for treatment.

The class action claim accuses the tech giant of overcharging for licences for Microsoft software products.

Supporters say there is a groundswell of public support for changing the law.

The Japanese car maker has said it will cut 11,000 more jobs than originally planned, having announced initial restructuring plans in November.

Dion, 57, previously won in Dublin 1988 with Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi.

Mr Macron and his wife Brigitte will stay at Windsor Castle from July 8-10.

The Home Secretary insisted the tone of the Prime Minister’s migration plan was ‘completely different’ from Enoch Powell’s 1968 anti-migration speech.

The Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) said it will release an interim report into the incident on Thursday.

Council chiefs predict 1.3 million tourists will flock to the city in ‘the summer of all summers’ for live music.

The retail giant has more than 9 million active customers on its website.

The plans, which are expected to reduce the number of people coming to the UK by up to 100,000 per year, include reforming work and study visas.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has welcomed an agreement which could provide billions of pounds of investment for UK businesses and infrastructure schemes.

About a dozen soldiers also suffered hearing damage as a result of the incident.

The Office for National Statistics said the latest official figures showed further signs of a ‘cooling’ labour market.

A 21-year-old man was arrested in the early hours of Tuesday on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life.

Dame Judith Hackitt urged ‘more people to take personal responsibility and leadership in different parts of this built environment sector’.

The figures indicate ‘growing confidence in the market,’ the National House Building Council said.

BFI chairman Jay Hunt paid tribute to Cruise’s legacy both in front of and behind the silver screen.

Prime minister Bart De Wever offered his condolences to the injured soldiers and their families.

Emergency services were called to blazes at the doors of two homes in north London within 24 hours of each other.