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Analysis of the Survation poll for Quantum Communications put Reform on 14 seats.

SNP Scotland Office spokesman Stephen Gethins hit out at the lack of engagement with the Scottish Government.

High street banking firm Santander has said it will shut 95 branches in a major overhaul of its operations.

Lauren Metcalfe, 17, and her younger sister Ellamay, eight, are in the process of appealing for Easter eggs or donations for them.

The banking giant said it was closing the branches in June, and also cutting hours across 36 sites as well as switching 18 to become counter-free.

The high street chain said the plans will create around 600 new jobs.

Talks on a Ukraine ceasefire and reform of the benefits system dominate Wednesday’s front pages.

Thursday may see a temperature high of 21C for the spring equinox – higher than Barcelona in Spain or Athens in Greece.

The Conservative leader’s criticism of her political rival came after she said it was time to ‘get real’ about reaching the UK’s 2050 net zero target.

She was declared bankrupt for a second time last year over an unpaid tax bill worth more than £750,000.

Peers supported a Conservative amendment to the Non-Domestic (Multipliers and Private Schools) Bill with a majority of 91.

The Prime Minister spoke to the Ukrainian president on the phone on Tuesday, following talks between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

MPs heard the cost to the UK economy would be ‘considerable’ during a Commons debate on the potential merits for wider celebrations.

The Education Secretary pledged to break down the barriers to opportunity for each and every child’ as school reforms cleared the Commons.

Alistair Carmichael will propose the Food Products (Market Regulation and Public Procurement) Bill on Wednesday.

The UK will ‘stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes to ensure Russia can never launch an illegal invasion again’, Downing Street said.

Documents related to the case were unsealed by a US court on Tuesday.

Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall announced an overhaul of the welfare system and reform to disability benefits on Tuesday.

Sunrise On The Reaping is the fifth book in the Hunger Games series and follows the games that made Haymitch Abernathy the first District 12 victor.

Some elements of the reforms have been welcomed and others criticised.