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Rishi Sunak said he wanted to move away from the ‘high spending, high borrowing, and high tax approach’ seen during Covid and the energy crisis.

Roger Parrish spoke after Monique Olivier was found guilty of being complicit in Joanna Parrish’s murder, as well as two others.

Deputy First Minister Shona Robison said the Scottish Government will continue to defend decisions made by the Scottish Parliament.

There are currently appointments available at the 25 permanent blood donor centres across England.

North Northamptonshire Council confirmed the 10% threshold had been met during a six-week recall petition process.

The Home Secretary said people should go with their ‘instincts’ if they spot suspicious behaviour over the festive period.

The Foreign Secretary will visit Jordan and Egypt this week to discuss the Israel-Hamas war.

The Home Secretary praises the ‘legal robustness’ of the plans.

Philip Lowe, 79, also hopes to ‘bring comfort’ to commuters.

The Court of Session dismissed an appeal against Westminster’s decision to override MSPs and axe the Gender Self-Identification Bill last week.

The Scottish Government allocated £144 million to local authorities to compensate them.

He was speaking after the burning of a disused hotel in Co Galway which had been earmarked for use by asylum seekers.

Pc Ben Bunsell was convicted of one count of stalking without fear, alarm or distress between June 23 and July 28 this year while off-duty.

Drew Harris made the comments as he appeared before Ireland’s Policing Authority for questioning over the events of November 23.

The TV presenter won a drawn out legal case against the taxman over whether she was an employee or a self-employed contractor.

A parliamentary motion tabled by SNP MPs notes that in Ireland Santa Claus is welcomed into Irish air space each year.

Leading health and patient organisations have issued a warning to the British Medical Association and Government.

The Irish deputy premier said that migration was a function of how the world was working or not working, and could not be prevented.

The chair of the UK Statistics Authority criticised the Prime Minister’s claims last month that debt is falling.

The £1.70 increase was described as a ‘missed opportunity’ to tackle child poverty by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.