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Ian Harvey has been accused of a ‘shameful’ failure to address parental concerns.

Researchers hope their work could lead to the development of new treatments that prevent the spread of the disease.

Talks on the free-trade deal have entered the 12th round of negotiations with Kemi Badenoch visiting the country this week.

The images are taken from Ivor Wood’s newspaper comic strip of Michael Bond’s famous creation, as well as the BBC series shown in the 70s and 80s.

A report to mark World Water Week said the transition to circular water systems is as important as the transition to net zero.

The pair will embark on a European adventure.

Declassified files reveal briefing notes given to new Northern Ireland Office ministers in 1999.

Declassified papers reveal tensions during the first meeting of a new rail task force in 2000.

There were around 50 demonstrations in schools across Northern Ireland in response to Martin McGuinness’s appointment as education minister in 1999.

Officials were also worried that the so-called Millennium Bug could cause medical devices to fail when the year 2000 arrived.

Declassified files show some Stormont officials were scathing about the tunnel suggestion.

Declassified state papers reveal behind-the-scenes preparations for a meeting between the Irish and UK governments in 1998.

Newly declassified papers also show attempts were made to recruit more Catholics into the force

The official said a Foreign and Commonwealth Office briefing document for use by UK embassies overseas was a ‘relic of the past’.

Medics are to provide ‘Christmas Day’-style cover during the latest action, which means emergency care will still be provided.

Lisa Skellon and Jamie Hobbs fell for each other in the departure lounge of Bournemouth Airport after their plane was held up – and will now marry

A closely-followed economic survey recorded the first monthly decline since January as firms said they were impacted by higher interest rates.

The Campaign for Family-Friendly Trains heralded the progress of LNER and Merseyrail.

South Yorkshire Police said footage in about 69 cases, spanning a period of nearly three years, has been lost from its systems.

Prospect union members backed strike action by 2-1.