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Council bosses say the current system to distribute children across local authorities ‘sadly remains inadequate’.

The station, which will include bus, coach and rail links, is scheduled to be completed in 2025.

Chris Lewis and his family hope to raise £500,000 for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.

Two men and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespass and criminal damage.

The Lib Dem leader says two in five patients are unable to leave hospital as a result of a lack of social care.

Republic, a campaign to abolish the monarchy, said it was ‘very concerned’ to hear some protesters had been detained by police.

The Royal Voluntary Service provides companionship for patients in hospitals.

Research from the bank shows 69% of Britons say they have made small changes to reduce their gas and electricity consumption.

Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell was shot several times at a sports complex in Co Tyrone in February.

The allegations against the then government whip hastened Boris Johnson’s exit as prime minister.

Daniel Kebede, NEU general secretary-elect, told striking teachers to ‘get ready’ for a general strike.

Deputy High Court Judge Dexter Dias warned about the dangers of driving at ‘excessive and unreasonable’ speed after a child collided with the BMW.

Sir Charles Bean agreed with economic experts that the Bank of England has made mistakes in its recent inflation modelling.

Thomas Waring is charged with assisting Connor Chapman by helping to burn out the stolen Mercedes used in the shooting.

Harry, 38, claims he was prevented from bringing his case against NGN sooner by a ‘secret agreement’ between the publisher and the palace.

The police interview of the Hollywood star’s third alleged victim was played to the court on Wednesday.

Adults are encouraged to keep their weight at normal levels to help ward off various different cancers.

The researchers said their study highlights the need for sleep to protect against cognitive decline.

The suspension was reportedly the consequence of a row between Mr MacNeil and the party’s chief whip, Brendan O’Hara.

The payments provider said it is helping banks to identify and predict which payments are potentially being made to fraudsters.