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Downing Street also sent condolences to the loved ones of the ‘great entertainer’.

The investigation was opened over the shares Mr Sunak’s wife, Akshata Murty, holds in Koru Kids.

Dozens of companies paused or cancelled their membership of the CBI last week.

Climate protesters ordered the Government to stop all new fossil fuel licences – while drivers shouted and swore at them.

Past Strictly Come Dancing contenders, TV presenters and bands praised the show’s former head judge.

The ONS said energy insecurity is the inability of a household to meet its basic energy needs, such as heating the home.

The move will shut almost a third of the group’s restaurants, leaving it with 97 sites.

Staff were informed about the closures on Monday morning, with a consultation process launched.

The MP apologised for any ‘anguish’ caused, suggesting ‘errors arose’ in her initial draft letter to The Observer newspaper.

The bronze bust of the Queen Mother shows the royal matriarch wearing her favourite Greville tiara – now often worn by Camilla.

The Princess of Wales heard about the work the charity is doing to support families facing financial hardship.

The dancer and choreographer joined the hit BBC show in 2004.

Burberry boss told the PM that scrapping the VAT refund for tourists has made Britain the ‘least attractive’ shopping destination in Europe.

The commission issued the warning ahead of the Commons report stage of the proposed legislation.

The proportion of appointments lasting one to five minutes in England ranges from 16% this February to almost 21% last October, the data showed.

The ballroom dancer and judge has died aged 78.

The party’s Westminster leader Stephen Flynn will make the call in a speech to the Institute for Government.

Morrisons and Waitrose have both suffered supply issues, with Morrisons limiting purchases to two per customer.

An image published by Northamptonshire Police shows the vehicle tilted towards the A14, with its rear end in mid-air.

The Defence Forces can only be deployed on peacekeeping operations if they are approved by the Government, the Oireachtas and the UN.