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Allan Casey said ‘all eyes are on Glasgow’ as the UK’s first safer drug consumption room opens its doors.

The Prime Minister said the changes would help revolutionise creaking public services and turn around Britain’s economy.

Thomas Taylor was attacked by a group of males as he walked along Greenhill Street, close to Bedford bus station, at 5.50pm on Wednesday January 8.

The bargain retailer, which sells a large proportion of its products for £1 or less, said it had been a particular target for theft and abuse.

Sir Keir Starmer declined to say the Chancellor would remain in post until the election.

Pictures show men and women wearing blankets and life jackets being brought ashore from a Border Force boat in Dover on Monday.

Charles will meet members of the local community in Krakow during his visit.

Three police officers are facing disciplinary hearings over contact they had with Miss Dawes before her death

Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was remembered for his ‘kind spirit’ and ‘commitment’ to Leicester City during the inquest into his death.

Four men appeared at the Old Bailey on Monday to be sentenced over the death of Kacey Boothe, 25, on August 13 2022.

Connor Cude, 25, admitted three counts of breaching the order and is due to be sentenced on February 24.

Ryan Wellings was cleared of the manslaughter of Kiena Dawes but found guilty of subjecting her to years of violence and abuse

The former Scottish first minister had been married to Mr Murrell, the former chief executive of the SNP, since 2010.

Tuesday will be cloudy for the vast majority, but some sunshine is possible.

Miles Sekai, who set upon Bernard Fowler at Harold Wood station in east London last February, denied murder but pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

The Prime Minister has endorsed the report and said the Government would take forward all 50 recommendations within it.

Rupert Soames said companies will ‘let people go’ before Labour’s new Employment Rights Bill comes into force.

The acquisition of IDRx will help GSK target a ‘major gap in the current standard of care’ related to gastrointestinal cancers.

The action followed confirmation that 2024 was the first year in which the average temperature exceeded 1.5C above pre-industrial levels.

Writing on social media, she said the decision had been made ‘with a heavy heart’.