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Education Secretary Gillian Keegan confirmed the delay to the long-awaited guidance.

A Labour MP said there would be ‘something wrong’ with Tory ministers being interviewed by backbench colleagues while running political campaigns.

Sweden’s Vattenfall said that it was considering the best way forward for three projects off the coast of Norfolk.

Alex Belfield also apologised for making ‘false allegations of dishonesty’ against the broadcaster.

The Speaker’s Conference decided against recommending staff be employed centrally, as suggested by many following a series of scandals.

The Sovereign Grant will be 12% of the Crown Estate’s net profits next year, down from 25%.

Her comments come following the publication of a report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket.

Estimates indicated an increase in advance fee fraud, where victims are tricked into paying upfront for services or goods that never materialise.

Culture minister Sir John Whittingdale suggested the decline in licence fee payers could mean the BBC needs to consider other funding options.

Labour MP and Defence Committee member Kevan Jones said Mr Ellwood’s Afghanistan video was ‘a step too far’.

Traffic jams are expected on major roads, while the Port of Dover is warning it could take up to two and a half hours to pass through border checks.

It will be the first time the King has carried out the role as monarch.

Adam Bale is hoping to become a barrister after his professional football career was cut short by a leg injury.

According to Home Office data, 297 people were detected on Wednesday in six boats.

The Competition and Markets Authority said there was evidence of stronger price competition between supermarkets than in the fuel market.

Worries about the NHS increased between June and July, with people citing it as the second biggest concern in Britain behind inflation.

The Conservative Cabinet minister said she was looking forward to ‘developing tech to improve lives and creating jobs of the future’.

Professor Robert Watson said emissions need to be slashed by half before 2030 to hit the Paris Agreement goals.

Passengers were advised to check their travel arrangements as the strike action at 14 train companies will see wide variations of services.

Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf hit out at Labour after Sir Keir Starmer said his party would not reverse the controversial two-child cap.