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The Tory former deputy prime minister also spoke of her personal experience of trying to lose weight as peers considered food and obesity policy.

Workers on a 24-hour walkout said they have been made to feel ‘worthless’ by management as they threaten more industrial action.

The heirs and great-grandchildren of Samuel Hartveld will receive the work.

South Lanarkshire’s Poppy Corbett said her new party is ‘ready to fight for common sense and real change for Scotland’.

Nasen Saadi attacked Amie Gray and Leanne Miles on Bournemouth beach because of his ‘grievance towards women’.

Benjamin Clarke was on bail when he committed the second offence against Labour MP for Bishop Auckland, Sam Rushworth

Detective Inspector Mark Jenkins, of Dorset Police, says CCTV was key to capturing Amie Gray murderer.

The Prime Minister said the Government was involved in ongoing discussions with the White House aimed at ‘mitigating the impact’ of any levies.

Alastair Cochran, Thames Water’s chief financial officer, told the firm that he is stepping down on Friday morning, PA news agency understands.

The independent Assembly Commissioner for Standards, Dr Melissa McCullough, has found that Ms O’Neill did not breach the Ministerial Code of Conduct.

The defendant, now 17, has admitted breach of the peace and a charge under the Terrorism Act.

The health service said plans are ‘under way’ to ensure it can implement DIY testing if it is recommended by the UK National Screening Committee.

Industry minister Sarah Jones listened to their views on trade with the US, a Government spokesperson said.

It comes after a short burst of unsettled weather.

In the clip, recorded 20 minutes before he died, O’Grady thanked his fans for reading his book.

Nasen Saadi, from south London, fatally stabbed the 34-year-old physical trainer and seriously wounded her friend.

Deby-ridden Marcin Majerkiewicz, 42, murdered Stuart Everett, 67, before dismembering and dumping his body.

Alex MacGregor said he first noticed the earthquake when water started pouring from pools in nearby apartment buildings.

The company has reportedly rejected a £500 million Government offer to help its transition.

Charles was due to attend a busy away-day in Birmingham on Friday and attend four events in the city which he hopes to reschedule.