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Shadow Cabinet Office minister John Glen said Labour frontbenchers have been ‘beset by a series of scandals’

The environmental campaign group sent a letter to bosses of UK-based insurance firms as it prepares to stage a week of protests targeting offices.

Elphicke, the former Conservative Party MP for Dover, ended his defamation case against Times Media Limited before it went to trial.

Beatles ’64 will feature never-before-seen footage of the band and the host of young fans who helped fuel their fame.

Dr Penny Dash has published her final findings into the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Shadow veterans minister Andrew Bowie also paid tribute to those killed in the Brighton Hotel bombing on the 40th anniversary of the attack.

In the Commons, DUP MP Jim Shannon said Ukraine ‘needs something similar’ to Israel’s missile shield.

Purnell’s closed on Saturday with owner Glynn Purnell citing traffic problems and unease linked to demonstrations for declining footfall.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves insisted businesses welcome the stability offered by Labour even if taxes are set to increase to fill fiscal ‘black hole’.

The deadline to bag the £1m EuroMillions prize ended on Sunday.

Business group bosses and industry chiefs have indicated the strategy could help accelerate growth and create more UK jobs.

The 30-year-old footballer’s £500,000 per month wage was withheld by the club after he was charged with rape in 2021.

The youngster’s father Urfan Sharif is on trial accused of her murder alongside her stepmother Beinash Batool and uncle Faisal Malik.

Dr Hilary Cass, now known as Baroness Cass, has been formally introduced to the upper chamber, along with former Commons deputy speaker Eleanor Laing.

John Cowen, 30, is accused of wounding with intent.

Sam Williamson was faced with a potential fine of hundreds of pounds after using his railcard at the wrong time.

The Commons Speaker led tributes in Westminster following Mr Salmond’s death.

He says he is ‘true’ to his wife, who he has written an Italian cookery book with.

The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said ‘operational decisions are for the Met independently of the Government’.

Richard Crisp posted the message on X, formerly Twitter, following the death of West Brom fan Mark Townsend at Hillsborough stadium on September 28.