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Jurors have heard more than a month of evidence about the death of 80-year-old Bhim Kohli, who died from a spinal cord injury.

Richard Lochhead said the two Asian markets are increasingly important to Scotland amid a ‘volatile global economy’.

The newly installed statue in Newbury, Berkshire, was damaged on March 2 when two Royal Air Force engineers broke it after a night out.

Yvette Cooper announced the start of the two-phase statutory public inquiry on Monday.

The company saw revenues increase by 4.8% to £47.6 million for the six months to January.

Here, the PA news agency looks at what the recent turmoil means for households whose finances may have been affected.

Two further patients were treated at the scene.

The former England and Newcastle United footballer is aiming for more funds to keep an activity centre running.

The iPhone maker has filed a claim at the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, judges said on Monday.

One drug was refused on the grounds of uncertainty over cost-effectiveness.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced that sales of new hybrids that cannot be plugged in will be permitted to continue until 2035.

Tensions between locals and police at the scene led to a riot lasting several hours.

The Scottish Government has published details of the £16.6 billion spent by public sector bodies in 2022-23.

Ofwat said water company bosses must find ways to ‘achieve earlier completion’ on major projects in the coming years.

Lets in rent control areas would be limited to rises of the rate of inflation plus 1% up to a maximum of 6%.

The body of 21-year-old Agnes Wanjiru was found in a septic tank in Kenya close to a British Army base two months after she disappeared in March 2012.

Experts called for diligent monitoring of blood sugar levels throughout pregnancy.

The most significant blaze over the weekend took hold in the Hilltown area of Co Down on Saturday.

Baroness Minette Batters was the first female president of the NFU and headed the organisation for six years.

Pro-EV groups say the lack of purchase incentives, perception of public charging infrastructure and the taxation system are putting some people off.