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UK start-ups have raised more funding in the first five months of this year than in the whole of 2020.

Plans to force landlords to rent out empty properties form part of the Government’s Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill.

New research has revealed that people moderate the size of energy-rich meals they consume.

A University of Glasgow team is testing how white-faced sakis respond to audio and visual stimuli at Korkeasaari Zoo in Helsinki, Finland.

The study also found that brain temperature drops at night, and increases during the day.

Earlier this year, a study estimated that antimicrobial resistance caused 1.27 million deaths in 2019.

The front pages continue to focus on a highly anticipated new food strategy.

It is understood Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has not ruled out reversing a legal restriction to ease chaos from industrial action.

Dyfed-Powys Police said the incident happened on Friday evening when several people were caught in a riptide on the beach.

A man has died after he is believed to have been involved in a road traffic collision in Luton and police are appealing for witnesses.

Health Secretary says the Chancellor will want to slash taxes ‘as soon as he can’.

Mr Zahawi said collaboration between countries had never been more important.

Jakub Szymanski died in hospital from his wounds about an hour after emergency services were called to an address in Miles Platting.

Parts of England could bask in ‘low 30s’ heat on Friday June 17, forecasters claimed.

Metropolitan Police officers were called to the scene in Peckham on Saturday.

The countess also gave out prizes to the winners of the children’s competition to create ‘a miniature garden fit for a Queen’ flower arrangement.

The Scottish Labour leader said the Prime Minister had been a ‘disaster’ for the country.

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service said it is believed the blaze on Saturday was accidental.

Boris Johnson has ordered ministers to do ‘everything in their power’ to secure the release of Shaun Pinner and fellow Briton Aiden Aslin.

Ministers have been accused of shunning recommendations from an independent review, while ‘goading’ farmers into producing more meat.