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Workers including cleaners, caterers and janitors will walk out from September 26 to 28.

Queen Elizabeth II died two days after appointing Ms Truss prime minister at Balmoral Castle.

The heatwave has broken the record for the most consecutive days with temperatures above 30C in September.

This year’s competition is the sixth and will see 550 competitors from 21 countries take part.

GMB Scotland members at the MoD’s Defence, Equipment & Support centre in Beith, North Ayrshire, will walk out on Monday for two weeks.

Cardiff seamstress Sharon Samways is using her handmade bears to ‘bring some joy on a sad day’ as Friday marks one year since the late Queen’s death.

Rishi Sunak now faces two ‘difficult’ by-elections.

Rishi Sunak said the G20 summit would respond to the ‘terrible global consequences of Putin’s stranglehold’ on food exports from the war-torn country.

The issue in schools is likely to be the ‘tip of the iceberg’, with other public buildings also at risk, unions warn.

Network Rail has admitted health and safety failings which led to the fatal crash near Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, in 2020.

The Ulez was expanded on August 29 to cover the whole of Greater London.

The comedian confirmed the show in Dartford will be rescheduled.

The cross-Channel train operator has added about 50 additional services during the tournament.

The group is accused of infecting millions of computers worldwide with malware.

William visited the branch in Bournemouth town centre on Thursday to discuss its plans to expand a programme to support homeless people into jobs.

A new documentation framework could help prevent future crises and maintain the sustainability of UK buildings, it is claimed.

Policing in the region has been plunged into crisis following a number of controversies and the resignation of Chief Constable Simon Byrne.

They appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday afternoon.

The Taoiseach made the comments while speaking about the Wolfe Tones.

The under-fire Education Secretary visited a school in Essex, which is one of the regions worst affected by crumbling concrete.