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Charles will be welcomed by children from Tomintoul Primary School.

Dame Rachel de Souza said schools always try to do their ‘pastoral best’ but there is a need for clear guidance on a standard approach.

The new installations include a 25-by-six metre textile sculpture.

Future of the pensions triple lock features amid a range of stories on Wednesday’s newspaper front pages.

The UK had previously been the only G7 nation in the top five, but has now been overtaken by Germany and France.

The equivalent of more than 3,000 children each day lost learning through suspension from school in 2021/22, Department for Education data reveals.

The ex-defence secretary said he was forced to deal with a number of individuals he would have rather captured ‘by a strike’.

The V&A has reached a historic agreement with the Republic of Yemen to research and temporarily care for four ancient carved stones.

The Opposition party argued there are better ways to build new homes than ‘green lighting water pollution’.

Pleural uses automated physiotherapy to help with combating mucus in the lungs.

Bernard Looney, who has spent his entire career at BP after joining as an engineer in 1991, resigned as chief executive with immediate effect.

The Conservative Party blocked two MP hopefuls from its candidates list due to the espionage concerns.

The British Red Cross has launched an appeal and said that three Libyan Red Crescent volunteers lost their lives while trying to save others.

The former premier said criticism of Sir Keir Starmer’s policy offering as too bland was ‘nonsense’.

The iPhone 15 range will go on sale in the UK next week.

The Science Secretary was speaking at a technology conference when activists staged their protest.

The Duchess of Sussex told the audience she wants to bring her own children to the games one day.

Minister Michael Gove said the Opposition party is ‘seeking to end the dream of homeownership for thousands of families by playing politics’.

The tech giant has announced an iPhone range with boosted camera systems as well as made a number of sustainability-driven changes.

Wednesday’s investment summit will see 200 international delegates visit Belfast.