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Duncan Campbell, 30, will launch his book The Suicide Notes at the Edinburgh Fringe later this month.

The Government has said the number of A and A* grades awarded in England should fall back to pre-pandemic levels as exams return to normal.

The Bank of England has warned that the number of people likely to struggle with debt repayments is rising as a result of increasing interest rates.

Two teenagers remain in custody on suspicion of the murder of Cameron Hamilton in Bournemouth.

Nearly two fifths were eating out less and fewer people were travelling to visit friends and family, a study indicated.

Joanna Cherry will appear at The Stand on Thursday where extra security measures have been put in place.

The Leader of the House of Commons was speaking at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe as part of Iain Dale’s All Talk show.

The one-year-old boy was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after the fall at about 10.30am on Sunday.

Netball clubs across the country are gearing up for Sunday’s match against Australia as England reach the Netball World Cup final for the first time.

The leader of the House of Commons told Iain Dale’s All Talk fringe show that the SNP reduces Scotland to a narrative of ‘victimhood’.

The boy was trying to make his way from the central reservation to the hard shoulder when he was hit by the vehicle, police said.

The airline said its research suggested two out of five youngsters believe a pilot is a job exclusively for men.

At least 57 triathletes fell ill with sickness and diarrhoea following the World Triathlon Championship series in Sunderland, health officials said.

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick announced the change under plans to deter Channel crossings.

The Beatles star worked with the Bafta award winner on Liverpool Oratorio.

The cortege is to travel past her former home on the Strand Road in Bray, Co Wicklow, before a private burial on Tuesday.

Therese Coffey denied the Government is abandoning its aims, saying ‘trust us on our record, not on the clickbait’.

Police are investigating the blaze at the pub in Himley, West Midlands, late on Saturday.

Robert Jenrick insisted the vessel is ‘safe’ after the firefighters’ union claimed it is a ‘potential deathtrap’.

Shadow immigration minister Stephen Kinnock confirmed the policy.