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Cameras were rotated to give a spinning feel as Alexander and the dancers performed.

The former minister co-authored a report calling for measures to be introduced before the general election, including caps on the main migrant routes.

The British actor was diagnosed with bile duct cancer in December.

Venues will be allowed to stay open until 1am on match days if either or both teams reach the last four – or the final.

The new library was opened as part of the Coronation Libraries Project which honours the Queen’s significant contributions to literacy initiatives.

Footage on social media showed a man running with a chainsaw in a residential street in Paisley, Renfrewshire, on Bank Holiday Monday.

The students are demanding the removal of Hillary Clinton as the university’s chancellor.

The US actress is best known for playing the effervescent cheerleader opposite the late Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta.

Josie Stewart told judges Afghans seeking resettlement were met with ‘confusion and false hope’ unless they had ‘outspoken or influential UK backers’.

Dublin’s stance is ‘hard to reconcile’, a Tory frontbencher tells Parliament.

Some people call it the ‘100-day cough’ because of the length of time it can take to recover.

Chris Webb has been sworn in as the new MP for Blackpool South following his by-election victory.

Two former first ministers gave evidence at Westminster’s Scottish Affairs Committee on inter-governmental relations.

Professor Ian Young was questioned in Belfast about a rise in Covid cases in Northern Ireland in autumn 2020.

The Defence Secretary said there is evidence of ‘potential failings’ of the contractor behind the hacked payroll system, named as SSCL in Parliament.

The SNP leader won a vote that will see him become the seventh person to become First Minister since 1999.

The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry was hearing evidence on day 43 of its health and social care impact hearings.

Not enough is being done to ensure these roles are representative of society at large, the Public Accounts Committee said.

‘The interests of justice require that those allegations go forward to trial,’ Judge David Cook said on Tuesday.

The tech giant announced a new ultra-powerful iPad Pro alongside new two versions of the iPad Air.