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Walkes was a passenger on the jet-ski when it collided with a 46ft scarab boat near Miami Marine Stadium, Florida.

Paul Nowak has called for a national conversation about taxing wealth and windfalls to ‘fix broken Britain’.

Tax officials have lodged a bankruptcy petition against the former England footballer and a judge considered the case at a hearing on Wednesday.

Research found the risk was greater in women using ibuprofen, diclofenac and naproxen while on combined pills.

People who grew up on free school meals tend to earn thousands less than their peers by the time they reach their late 20s, the IFS said.

The disgraced pop star, whose real name is Paul Gadd, was taken back to prison in March for breaching his licence conditions.

There are 147 schools where Raac has been confirmed and where action has been taken.

The list shows 19 schools have had to delay the start of term.

The incident occurred when a smoke bomb landed on the pitch when the striker was on loan to Dundee in September 2021.

The ITV programme lost out on the daytime prize at the star-studded awards ceremony as it continues to face scrutiny after Phillip Schofield’s exit.

The central purpose of DB pension schemes to pay the benefits promised to members should not be undermined, the Association of British Insurers said.

The Sikh Federation said more than 70 MPs have written to Mr Sunak over the detention of Jagtar Singh Johal in India.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder over the death of Claire Knights.

First Minister Humza Yousaf said the Scottish Government will ‘spend what we need to spend’ to ensure affected buildings are safe.

Ken Murphy said Government and industry must do more to work together on green solutions.

Forecasters believe temperatures will rise above the 32.2C recorded in June.

Max Caller said cutbacks could have been avoided if steps were taken earlier to address issues at Birmingham City Council.

Margaret Betts, of Ipswich, Suffolk, was 19 years old when she was headhunted by ‘men from the ministry’.

Paul Flowers was due in court but his lawyer said he had recently suffered a stroke.

Audit Scotland said the sector’s funding has been cut by 8.5% in real terms while costs have increased.