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94% of people have reported witnessing misinformation on social media, according to a new study from the Alan Turing Institute.

The publication said it has been making ‘substantial losses’ with its current operation, which has prompted the need for a change of direction.

This is despite 61% of people feeling more optimistic about their finances compared to this time last year, the poll for Compare the Market found.

The Tory former West Midlands mayor has hinted he would be open to a political role away from the Commons.

Labour continues to enjoy a lead over the Conservatives averaging 21 percentage points.

Polling by More in Common also indicates a third of people agree that First Minister Vaughan Gething should resign over the donations scandal.

The Queen joined the King for a tour of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.

The east London MP was the first black woman to be elected to Parliament.

The Health and Social Care Committee also described the funding framework for community pharmacy as not fit for purpose and overly complex.

The Scottish First Minister said it is ‘ridiculous that the third party in UK politics has been excluded’.

The auction takes place on June 6.

A number of key policy announcements have had to be shelved by the Scottish Government in the run-up to July 4.

The number of people in a union has reached 6.4 million, figures show.

The 50-year-old appeared at the Old Bailey for the start of her two-day sentencing for the murder of Nicholas Billingham.

Concerns have been raised over Mr Gething’s run to be Welsh Labour leader.

Peggy Seeger’s late husband, Ewan MacColl, wrote the famous song.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has promised to create 100,000 more apprenticeships a year by shutting down some university courses.

The First Minister previously said he would not support the recommended suspension of Michael Matheson, but the SNP now backs it.

Sir Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, launched the party’s General Election campaign in Wales on Wednesday.

Sir Keir Starmer rejected suggestions Diane Abbott had been barred from standing for the party.