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The 45-year-old mother-of-two disappeared last Friday while walking her dog near the River Wyre in Lancashire.

Social and digital media group Brave Bison announced on Friday that it had struck a deal to buy Social Chain.

Network rivals argued that Openreach was using its dominant market position to price out smaller infrastructure companies.

Train driver members of Aslef and the RMT unions are walking out in a long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions

The Loose Women host said it was ‘just horrible’ to be painted as ‘dangerous to society and unwanted’ by non-trans commentators.

The heartache of a missing mum’s family features among the front pages.

Lyne Barlow admitted a string of charges involving hundreds of victims.

Steve Barclay sat down with researchers, charities and patients.

The TV talk show host was surprised with the gesture by de Rossi on Tuesday, as part of an event to celebrate her 50th birthday party.

Just two operators will run services between Scotland and England on Friday as Aslef and RMT members walk out for another day of strike action.

Energy minister Graham Stuart has asked Centrica to explain how it will ‘redress’ customers, while Ofgem has called for ‘action, not warm words’.

Gina Miller alleges the deputy PM ‘was aggressive and intimidating, and I was bullied and demeaned’.

Andrew Barlow, formerly known as Andrew Longmire, is due to be released from jail despite an appeal against this by the Justice Secretary.

Scotland’s health secretary has said it would take “years” for the NHS to recover from the impact of Covid, but said progress had been made.

Mr Sunak, in an interview with Piers Morgan for TalkTV, insisted he could deliver the five priorities he has set for the nation.

The Business Secretary called on energy companies to suspend the practice, following a meeting between BEIS and British Gas representatives.

Ireland’s song contest representative will be selected on Friday night from six competitors, including the ex-Sex Pistol.

Stewart Pearman, 75, forged a letter to solicitors claiming to be from a woman who had been a friend for 25 years.

The Crown Prosecution Service discontinued the case against the 21-year-old on Thursday.

Lord King of Lothbury stresses the need to be selective and ‘not driven by a misplaced enthusiasm for all things crypto’.