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The Ukrainian folk-rap group were triumphant at this year’s competition in Turin, Italy, with their song Stefania.

Dr John Wilson has argued that Sheffield is to football what Lords is to cricket, St Andrews is to golf and Wimbledon is to tennis.

The Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA) said its members at seven train companies will walk out on August 18 and 20.

The Joint Committee on Human Rights wrote to the Home Secretary.

The Prime Minister said officials were aware in advance he was attending the event.

The force has admitted it did not send the PM questionnaires despite photos showing him drinking wine at one of the events, the Good Law Project said.

Lady Hiroko Barclay says Sir Frederick has breached orders after being told to pay her more than £100 million.

Restricting eating times could help counteract the negative effects of eating throughout the day, researchers say.

London and Sheffield have both also said they will make a bid to host the contest.

The 2,000-tonne tunnel-boring machine is called Dorothy.

Three appeal judges on Monday upheld a ruling by a High Court judge who had decided that doctors could lawfully stop treating the 12-year-old.

The baby suffered 18 rib fractures, a leg fracture and a fatal head injury.

Work has been completed on the Teviot Viaduct near Kelso in the Scottish Borders.

Edward Vines was convicted of the eight offences on Monday.

The testing and quarantine requirements for people arriving in the UK were changed 10 times between February 2021 and January 2022.

Drought could see restrictions such as hosepipe bans brought in.

Lauren Saint George shook the child and pulled and twisted her leg.

Liz Truss announced new measures aimed at preventing trade unions from causing disruption on strategic rail routes and other national services.

It said it will increase the price of Prime from £7.99 each month to £8.99 from September 15.

The drug farm was uncovered at the old Isle of Dogs police station in Manchester Road on Sunday.