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Johnny Mercer said he has received assurances from Pakistani authorities that those eligible to come to the UK will not be deported to Afghanistan.

Jozef Puska, 33, has pleaded not guilty to murdering the 23-year-old in January last year.

Jacob Clarke, who was a special constable with North Wales Police, has lost an appeal against sentence after admitting ‘making’ indecent child images.

Energy companies have been allowed higher profits this year to make up for their losses last year.

Less than two-thirds of people in England with dementia have a formal diagnosis.

Almost 4,000 seals were born along a five-mile stretch of the county’s coastline last year.

Space Intelligence chief executive Dr Murray Collins said it is important to develop ‘sophisticated technology’ in the fight against climate change.

Gabriel Makhlouf also said that financial literacy should be taught to students in school.

The former Cabinet secretary acknowledged the remarks could seem ‘heartless’.

Caramac bar was launched in the UK in 1959 by original manufacturer Mackintosh.

The 62-year-old former Countdown star has had a Saturday morning programme on BBC Radio Wales for five years.

The company said the move would make it the first UK supermarket to ensure bodycams were used in every shop.

The NHS strikes in England have cost more than £1 billion.

Ex-Cabinet secretary Lord Mark Sedwill told the Covid inquiry he was concerned the health secretary wanted a meeting ‘for communications purposes’.

Delays in repair and supply chains, the rising cost of raw materials and increasingly sophisticated car technology are feeding into insurance costs.

The slow march on Waterloo Bridge in central London was part of the latest series of demonstrations by the climate activists.

The retailer’s Christmas ads have included a snowman, a bear and a hare, Monty the Penguin, Moz the Monster, Excitable Edgar and even Sir Elton John.

The ONS said it found some patterns in the data ‘that are consistent with … some respondents not interpreting the question as intended’.

Researchers have called for sustainable and well-funded support for young people experiencing mental health issues.

Pc Jill Lee-Liggett, of Derbyshire Police, did not think the bag of knives was a ‘serious concern’, an inquest into the death of Gracie Spinks heard.