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Zarah Sultana said her proposal would give young people ‘tools to identify unhealthy relationships’.

Police said they received information about the presence of drugs at the address in Caledonia Street on Monday morning.

Downing Street earlier said Israel was ‘at clear risk of breaching’ its legal obligations rather than having already done so.

The platform, called Bulletin, creates bullet point briefings designed for ‘seriously busy’ audiences.

Communities Minister Gordon Lyons said he had concerns but warned Stormont does not have the resources to mitigate all the changes.

Unison Scotland said it was the first time in more than a decade that staff in the charitable sector had voted for strike action.

Conor McGregor ‘does not represent the men’ of Ireland, an Irish Government minister has said.

Nathan Tokosi, aka DigDat, was found guilty on Tuesday of offences including attempted murder.

But researchers found that evidence was ‘inconclusive’ for a number of treatments.

He is due to appear in court in the city on Wednesday.

Dmitrii Ovsiannikov, 48, the former mayor of Sevastopol in occupied Crimea, is facing multiple counts of circumventing sanctions.

Two others were injured in the crash near the Strand in central London on Tuesday.

Eddie Howe would join the likes of Sir Bobby Robson, Alan Shearer and the bakery chain Greggs if councillors agree to the award.

It is believed the distinctive toilet has now been split up and disposed of, Oxford Crown Court was told previously.

Northern Ireland’s First Minister has been criticised for not going to Washington while Irish leaders visited ahead of St Patrick’s Day.

Fires were now out on the container ship Solong, which was in collision with the tanker Stena Immaculate in the North Sea last week.

Labour MP Rachel Taylor called for a new crime code so that police can better track freight crime.

An international panel working for Letby’s defence said bad medical care and and natural causes were the reasons for the collapses and deaths.

Jurors at Oxford Crown Court on Tuesday found Michael Jones, 39, from Oxford, guilty of burglary.

The calls come as a contract for seven new ferries was given to a Polish yard rather than the one owned by the Scottish Government.