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Blythe Duff donated scripts and memorabilia from the TV crime drama to Glasgow Caledonian University in 2018.

Joshua Bowles was charged with attempted murder after an investigation by counter-terror detectives.

Based across the Cabinet Office and No 10, the Rapid Response Unit was operating to combat misinformation.

Numbers have risen 52% in a week.

The Right to Recovery Bill has been proposed by Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross.

PSNI chief constable Simon Byrne said the visit of the US President was a unique policing operation.

Mike Lynch has appealed against extradition and two judges are considering his challenge at a High Court hearing in London.

Ben Parkinson suffered horrific injuries when an Army Land Rover hit a mine in 2006.

Unions representing hundreds of thousands of health workers have been locked in talks all week with the Department of Health.

The satellite launch company has reportedly furloughed staff and is working to secure new funding.

Merseyside Police are investigating hate crimes

The West Sussex airport reported profit after tax of £196.5 million for last year.

The campaigns of Kate Forbes and Ash Regan have called for an independent auditor to be appointed to oversee the process.

The charity said more than two in five providers had to close down part of their organisation or hand back contracts due to financial pressures.

A quarter of those who encountered online fraud had lost money as a result, with a fifth (21%) being scammed out of £1,000 or more.

The Scotch Whisky Association is demanding an urgent meeting with the Chancellor after he announced a 10.1% increase in alcohol duty from August.

General secretary Mick Lynch described the latest offer from train operators as ‘underfunded’.

Bosses said employees are likely to be affected by plans to cut costs more aggressively.

Two of the three campaigns have called for an independent auditor to be called in.

Britain is expected to follow the US and the EU with the move.