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Frank Hachem began driving buses three years ago.

The Government strategy for next year’s budget is based on the premise of no deal.

No intact planets have previously been detected orbiting a collapsed star, the researchers say.

More than 186,000 redundancies have been announced since March 23.

The NCSC says cybercriminals are targeting academia as the new academic year begins.

The zoo is hoping to announce the gender of the baby in the coming weeks, after which it will be named.

Ferhat Ercun and Salaman Ekinci had been charged after an incident outside the star’s multimillion-pound north London home.

Ministers hope the move will stave off potential job losses.

Zivile Jokubonyte, 29, and two-year-old Saliamonas are believed to have flown to Spain on August 31 from Bristol.

Gary Radley is being treated for motor neurone disease at Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge.

Greater housing wealth is linked to children experiencing fewer difficulties, according to University College London research.

Despite three months of growth, the economy is still 11.7% below pre-virus levels.

Lord Keen of Elie, the Advocate General for Scotland, was drawn into the dispute over the UK Internal Market Bill.

Department for Transport data shows that typical speeds on motorways and major A roads jumped from 59.9mph in April 2019 to 65.3mph 12 months later.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson is ‘actively considering’ pushing back next year’s exams to give pupils more time to catch-up.

Labour’s Angela Rayner also took a swipe at Boris Johnson’s aide Dominic Cummings as she deputised at Prime Minister’s Questions.

Professor David Bell gave evidence on the UK Government’s proposed legislation to MSPs on Holyrood’s Finance and Constitution Committee.

Parts of the UK have enjoyed a series of warm days.

The Labour deputy leader stood in for Sir Keir Starmer at Prime Minister’s Questions.

The WikiLeaks founder is wanted in the US to face 18 charges including breaching the country’s Espionage Act.