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Manufacturers have increased the width of vehicles despite the size of most UK car park spaces being unchanged for decades.

The research is said to be the first evidence of how the programme affected children’s educational outcomes up to the age of 16.

EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service says March 2024 shows continued ‘toppling’ of records.

The media watchdog is looking at whether he broke broadcasting rules on politicians acting as news presenters.

A knife was recovered from the scene of the incident, the force said.

The Met Office issued four separate warnings covering southern England, western Wales and mainland Scotland from Monday to Tuesday evening.

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh represented the King who is continuing his cancer treatment and was not at Buckingham Palace.

Total UK retail sales were up by 3.5% on last March, according to the BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor.

Russ Cook claimed to be the first to complete the epic challenge after arriving at the finishing line in Tunisia on Sunday.

Kevin Hollinrake met some of those affected by the scandal in Fenny Compton, where subpostmasters started their campaign.

An eclipse of the Sun occurs when the Moon moves directly between the Sun and the Earth.

Richard Tice accused Labour of betraying the working class as he targeted their voters ahead of this year’s general election.

Analysis from Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit says Government is failing to reduce reliance on foreign gas imports.

The Foreign Office buildings featuring portraits of colonial leaders were described in a report from diplomats as ‘elitist and rooted in the past’.

The shadow health secretary dismissed ‘middle-class lefties’ who ‘cry betrayal’ over plans to use private providers to cut NHS waiting lists.

It comes after Dame Sharon White confirmed she will step down at the end of her term at the employee-owned firm.

Train drivers walked out for the third strike in four days.

Mustafa Suleyman, the British co-founder of AI giant DeepMind, will lead the new centre.

Cabinet minister Mel Stride said the UK was appalled by the attack on aid workers and said more humanitarian assistance should flow in to Gaza.

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said pensioners are entitled to an inflationary rise as they cannot ‘work more hours or get a different job’.