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The video-sharing platform has outlined some of its plans for upcoming elections in the UK and around the world.

The Bill bans the sale of new leasehold houses but not the sale of new leasehold flats, which make up 70% of the properties affected.

The veteran TV presenter has revealed she is considering travelling to Switzerland for an assisted death after being diagnosed with stage four cancer.

Oliver Hardiman could be imprisoned after breaching an injunction taken out on him by the All England Lawn Tennis Club, which runs the tournament.

On Thursday Sir Keir Starmer is set to launch Labour’s local election campaign in the West Midlands alongside deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner.

The NUJ said members at the broadcaster in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness will strike on Thursday.

Piran Ditta Khan is alleged to be the mastermind behind a raid at Universal Express travel agents in Bradford in November 2005.

The NUJ has called for a meeting with the Garda commissioner after the PA news agency became the latest outlet compelled to hand over pictures.

Public Accounts Committee chairwoman Dame Meg Hillier issued a report which focuses on three major recommendations for a future Government.

Former musician Bill Stanley took the photo when he was 12 and shared it with the Queen on her visit to Shrewsbury.

HM Inspector of Constabulary in Scotland visited Police Scotland custody centres in Dunfermline and Kirkcaldy.

The scheme, similar to one launched in Manchester last year, could raise up to £2.6 million over five years, say organisers.

The Met Office issued yellow weather warnings for rain and strong winds across parts of Northern Ireland and the south of England.

Charles’ audio – his first public words since Kate revealed she was undergoing chemotherapy – will be broadcast at the Royal Maundy service.

She married the famed comedian, known for his double act Morecambe and Wise alongside Ernie Wise, in Margate in 1952.

Backbencher Sir Bernard Jenkin was among those who attended a drinks event in Parliament in December 2020.

Sergeant David Stansbury appeared at Bristol Crown Court on Wednesday, denying three counts of rape.

The woman is suing Glitter, whose real name is Paul Gadd, following his 2015 conviction for abusing her and two other young victims decades ago.

Nicholas Bidar became the first prisoner of this kind to have his parole review heard in public.

Gillian Keegan has suggested the Labour Party will put the expansion plan ‘at risk’ if it wins the next general election.