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Calum Inglis, 34, was found dead in his cell at HMP Addiewell in West Lothian on October 24, 2021.

Chairman Rick Haythornthwaite said the bank had become a ‘simpler, safer, customer-focused bank’.

Jordan Wilkes had researched child killings including the Southport murders before attack.

Graham Anderson, 59, died in May 2020 after falling ill at his office in Grangemouth.

US secretary of state Marco Rubio did not attend the talks in London but defence and foreign ministers from the UK and Ukraine met.

The ASA said the ads were not clear that those on a fixed tariff with another supplier might not necessarily save if they switched to Octopus.

The blue commemorative designs in Bruton Street, Mayfair, incorporate one of the late Queen’s favourite flowers, lily of the valley.

The tech giant is said to be looking to restructure under its new chief executive.

Dave Doogan, MP for Angus and Perthshire Glens, claimed Scotland is ‘dissatisfied’ with the ‘latest iteration of dysfunctional British rule’.

Kenneth Lingard, 86, denies 17 counts of indecent assault.

Sir Keir Starmer and Tory leader Mrs Badenoch clashed over gender issues at Prime Minister’s Questions.

The report claims staff are fatigued for a variety of reasons, such as excessive workloads, long shifts, not enough rest time and inadequate breaks.

But the Greyhound Board of Great Britain said Mark Ruskell’s member’s Bill was a ‘confused and ill-thought-out piece of legislation’.

A number of strike dates have been set throughout May.

Venus and Saturn are set to align with the crescent moon on Friday morning in a rare astronomical event.

Questions have been raised over whether some protesters held signs with apparent death threats.

Demonstrators with ‘mass deportation’ signs gathered as the First Minister warned about the threats to Scotland’s democracy.

Ahmed Fahmy, 46, of Barnet, was found guilty in July last year of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault.

Health leaders are looking to form England’s first ever men’s health strategy.

Maggie Chapman told a transgender rights demonstration ‘bigotry, prejudice and hatred’ had come from the UK’s top court.