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He will be replaced as chief executive officer by Rami Baitieh, the former chief of Carrefour France, from November.

The historian was speaking amid a trend on social media that highlights how often men ponder the time of togas, swords and emperors.

Ricardo Dos Santos said ‘traumatic’ experiences with police in the past had made him fearful.

Parents at St Leonard’s Catholic School in Durham held a demonstration in support of staff as a schools minister visited the site.

Peter Nieto said that he would raise concerns about the lack of regulation covering cold water immersion.

A report highlights high dropout rates among students and healthcare workers early in their careers.

Here is a closer look at the controversies surrounding the Rosebank field.

The teenager died after being attacked on her way to school in Croydon, south London on Wednesday.

The Government is reportedly considering raising the inheritance tax limit.

An elite Irish army unit stormed a Panamanian cargo ship in a major operation on Tuesday.

Fox is founder of the Reclaim Party, a political party that was set up in October 2020.

The former actor turned politician was suspended from the channel over comments he made about a female journalist.

According to a new study, there is an explanation for the sensation that usually goes away after moisturiser is applied.

Analysis of Cabinet Office figures shows the earnings of 44 people at the taxpayer-funded company were at that level at the end of September 2022.

Alex Scrimgeour, chief executive of the group, said it saw ‘exceptional performance throughout July and August’ as a result.

Labour mayors Sadiq Khan, Andy Burnham, Tracy Brabin, Oliver Coppard and Steve Rotheram gathered in Leeds to warn against further rail cuts.

Non-teaching staff have walked out at schools across Scotland, closing many of them to pupils.

The Tory London mayoral candidate said she ‘can’t remember’ supporting a tweet with Islamophobic undertones about rival Sadiq Khan.

The pilot project will be set up in Glasgow.

The Culture Secretary dodged a question over whether Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson should consider axing his £100,000-a-year show amid the row.