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Belfast High Court is hearing a legal challenge to the Government’s new laws to deal with the legacy of the NI Troubles.

Union members alleged they had been discriminated against and some made claims of bullying and harassment.

Alongside the ceremonial welcome, the UK and South Korea are to launch talks on a new trade deal and sign a diplomatic accord.

Members of the RMT union are being balloted for industrial action in a dispute over pay.

Jeremy Hunt must balance fiscal responsibility, inflation and the need for investment with demands for a range of tax cuts from Tory MPs.

The UK version of the show has already been off-air for almost a year

Lancashire Police was criticised over the way it made public details of missing Ms Bulley’s medical situation amid a media frenzy earlier this year.

Jevon Hirst, Harvey Owen, Wilf Henderson and Hugo Morris are thought to have been travelling in the Harlech and Porthmadog areas of Gwynedd.

England’s chief medical officer said the risks of going into lockdown too early or too late had to be balanced.

Former Northampton South MP David Mackintosh and businessman Howard Grossman were cleared of any wrongdoing in relation to political donations.

The Independent Workers Union of Great Britain lost the latest round of its legal fight to represent delivery riders in London.

The Prime Minister said it was ‘entirely right that selfish protesters’ are handed ‘tough sentences’.

Plans which could enable workers to nominate a scheme they want to pay into are expected to be unveiled in the autumn statement.

Javier Milei reportedly said during his presidential campaign that Argentina had ‘non-negotiable’ sovereignty over the Falklands.

The traditional techniques for smoking fish are still in use at the 167-year-old premises in the Northumberland town.

Iceland last sold the pie – filled with an entire Christmas dinner – four years ago, but said it had brought it back this year ‘by popular demand’.

The Office for National Statistics said public sector net borrowing stood at £14.9 billion in October – £4.4 billion more than a year earlier.

A ransomware group has said it is auctioning off access to the data files.

The transport authority moved its lost property office from South Kensington to West Ham to accommodate the rising number of objects being stored.

HM Inspectorate of Prisons published two new reports which it said ‘paint a bleak picture of youth custody in England and Wales’.