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ShareAction responded to the record number of firms signed up to the UK Stewardship Code.

Retired chief superintendent Garry McEwan said he met with relatives himself, rather than sending family liaison officers.

Sergeant Graham Saville suffered serious injuries in the incident in Balderton, near Newark-on-Trent, on August 24.

The Department for Education said more than 100 schools in England are affected.

The National Executive Committee is currently investigating the troubled constituency party over concerns about its operation.

Mr Justice Julian Knowles on Thursday granted a ‘permanent injunction’ after an application by lawyers representing Esso.

Campaigners and industry experts see a fresh start in the new energy secretary’s appointment.

Nicole Murphy, 18, was one of four young people killed in the collision in Co Tipperary on Friday evening.

Scientists used high-frequency random noise stimulation, which sends a mild electrical current to the brain through two electrodes.

Around 100 firefighters tackled the blazes, which happened at the same time in Croydon on Thursday morning.

Anthony May said families and staff who had concerns about care could raise them with confidence with the trust.

Airline websites show most flights to the UK from popular destinations are sold out until the weekend.

The Scottish Labour leader was speaking after the Home Affairs Committee backed the creation of a drug consumption room pilot in Glasgow.

Changes to storm compensation payments follow ‘lessons learnt’ in the aftermath of November 2021’s Storm Arwen, the regulator said.

The mintage for 2ps in 2022 was zero, according to figures on the Royal Mint’s website.

The Prime Minister promoted his ally after the formal resignation of Ben Wallace.

The amendments, announced in June and July respectively, come into force on September 1.

Iain Packer, 50, denies murdering the 27-year-old in 2005 and will stand trial next year.

Chief Constable Simon Byrne is meeting the Policing Board to discuss the latest controversy.

Nearly half a million applicants have secured a place on a course.