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The card was introduced in January 2024 but has not yet been added to the list of approved ID documents for voting.

Police said they had arrested several people.

Researchers said women should increase their activity levels to meet World Health Organisation guidelines on physical activity by age 55.

The inquiry heard that Health Minister Robin Swann had taken a ‘personal interest’ in the supply of figures.

The Anglo-Saxon treasures unearthed at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk have been described as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time.

Frank Mulholland, who was head of the Crown Office between 2011 and 2016, gave evidence to the inquiry into the father-of-two’s death.

Mr Swinney’s main rival has announced she will not run against him.

Josie Stewart believed Government officials prioritised ‘managing political and media fallout’ over effective evacuation, judges heard.

Seven of the country’s 15 jails are at what is called ‘red status’.

Daniel Anjorin’s next-door neighbour Aiste Dabasinskaite said she and others had tried to shout warnings to the teenager.

Henry De Los Rios Polania is in hospital after being stabbed in his home on Tuesday morning.

The ‘world-leading’ new venue in Manchester has cancelled opening shows three times now.

Former Scottish finance secretary Kate Forbes confirmed on Thursday she will not be putting herself forward to succeed Humza Yousaf.

Commons Leader Penny Mordaunt has warned universities that trouble-makers must receive an ‘extremely strict response’.

Harry Marsh, 83, aims to complete a five-mile walk later this month.

A large group of people surrounded the dark-coloured coach near the Best Western Hotel in Peckham, south London.

Humza Yousaf announced on Monday he would step down.

There are around 17,500 people living with sickle cell disease in the UK.

Officials formally withdrew plans to move the men to Dorset after residents in Margate peacefully disrupted Home Office coaches last week.

Independent MP Bob Stewart, a former UN commander in Bosnia, told the Commons a British battalion would be the ‘best’ to send for peacemaking.