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The charity, founded in Sheffield in 2009, provides practical help to those unable to afford the basic essentials.

The future king appeared relaxed as he took part in his first public event since his wife’s cancer diagnosis was revealed.

MPS2 is able to distinguish between slow and fast-growing prostate cancers.

The party plans to release ugly, low-quality parts of the green belt to help meet its housebuilding targets if it wins power.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill said the Executive’s priority was to secure a ‘proper funding model’ from the Treasury.

Rodric Williams, who joined the organisation as a litigation lawyer in 2012, gave evidence at the Horizon Inquiry on Thursday

The Cass Review into children’s gender services has prompted a change in approach.

The party leader was asked about how Labour had marginalised traditional working class voters in the past.

The 16-year-old was wearing just his boxer shorts and claimed he was sleepwalking during the attacks at Blundell’s School in Devon.

An asylum seeking living in Northern Ireland said they were asked for £2,000 for a ‘positive decision’.

Culture minister Julia Lopez said she had had ‘recent discussions with relevant organisations on the matter’.

Giant Jamaican Galliwasps were last confirmed alive in the 1800s.

A Government review has found universities are ‘vulnerable’ and being ‘targeted’ by hostile states, the Deputy Prime Minister has said.

Rishi Sunak’s spokesman said the Rwanda Bill has ‘continued to be delayed’ by peers.

The Solicitor General wants to bring proceedings against Trudi Warner after she held up a sign outside a court during a trial last year.

It continues the trend of job losses in the tech sector.

The number of suspensions in spring 2023 is the ‘highest’ termly figure recorded, the Department for Education said.

Mairi McAllan is expected to drop the target of reducing emissions by 75% by 2030.

Tortilla boss will run slightly over the marathon distance, a total of 28.1 miles, from Camden around central London and then to Islington.

Kemi Badenoch, speaking at TheCityUK international conference, said she is worried about there being too many rules in financial services.