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Retired miner David Hunter was released from prison in July after he was acquitted of the murder of his seriously ill wife.

A further 130 roles have been placed under review as it focuses on ‘transforming’ the low carbon solutions (LCS) division.

The Justice Secretary said the change to the law would be brought forward in the ‘coming session’.

Exports increased by a third last month, with almost six in 10 new vehicles going to the EU.

Jonathan Clapham and Sam Franks were sacked.

Joshua Molnar was cleared of the murder and manslaughter of Yousef Makki after a trial.

Unison announced another wave of action on Wednesday.

Tanya Steele was made a CBE by the King at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister will acknowledge ‘new dangers’ as he seeks to ‘address those fears head-on’.

A variety of groups gave their opening statements to the Scottish Covid Inquiry on Wednesday.

Alexandre Grimaldi said his half-sister Jazmin wants to follow in their late grandmother Grace Kelly’s footsteps in Hollywood.

Flautist Katherine Bryan realised her instrument had been stolen when changing trains to go to Brighton on Monday.

Unison members are taking action.

Joel Elliott was charged with grievous bodily harm, robbery and possession of a bladed article following an attack on October 9.

The First Minister’s in-laws are currently trapped in to the Middle East.

The judge said Christopher McGowan had inflicted ‘utter brutality’ upon young mother Claire Inglis in Stirling in November 2021.

UN chief Antonio Guterres said the killing of 1,400 Israelis came after Palestinians had been ‘subjected to 56 years of suffocating occupation’.

Lesley McMahon told the court that her son Joseph Peers had brought her a cup of tea at home at 11pm, shortly before Ashley Dale was killed.

The report said the highest rents and increases are in cities with an undersupply of accommodation.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris also said he was not minded to change the provisions of the Good Friday Agreement.