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BrewDog launched its first bar site in Aberdeen in 2008 and now has more than 100 venues, including sites in Las Vegas, Berlin and Brisbane.

The regulator is looking into whether the station’s Face the Family petition breaches impartiality and accuracy rules for broadcasters.

The Prime Minister promised to halve inflation this year as one of his key policy priorities.

The serving North of Tyne mayor will seek to stand as an independent in the election for the new expanded North East authority.

A facial verification system has been introduced at St Pancras station in London.

The Liberal Democrats are calling on the Government to review GP access in rural areas.

Writer and ‘proud Essex girl’ Dr Sarah Perry said she is looking forward to supporting and inspiring students.

Kevin Spacey is standing trail at Southwark Crown Court in London accused of various charges of sexual assault.

The Transport Secretary visited Birmingham to see work on the new Curzon Street Station.

The Save The Children ambassador led the charity’s protest on Monday morning dressed as Mickey Mouse.

The UK will look to expand its services trade with Turkey in a new, enhanced deal.

An interim report covering the three compensation schemes was published on Monday.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper declined to commit to immediately closing the widely criticised facilities if her party wins power.

State schools will now have until September 2024 to meet minimum school week expectation due to ‘pressures’, the Department for Education said.

National Crime Agency director-general Graeme Biggar said law enforcement and MI5 are monitoring the threat.

The former world amateur champion said he had liked the message accidentally.

The couple gave evidence via video link from Monaco.

The number of AI images being identified is small but the potential exists for criminals to produce unprecedented quantities, the organisation warned.

A trial launched by the Department for Work and Pensions will encourage pensioners receiving housing benefit to also apply for pension credit.

Rishi Sunak said the key message of his plan is: ‘You don’t have to go to university to succeed in life.’