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A judicial review was held at the Court of Session in Edinburgh.

David Dooher, 38, was inspired by the late Doddie Weir.

Sajad Hussain committed the frauds while in relationships with the women.

Researchers believe findings may shed light how this evolutionary adaptation may have allowed human brains to grow in size

The family of Alfred Swinscoe had searched for him for 56 years after he went missing in Derbyshire in January 1967.

The Government said internet providers will also be forced to restrict access in Britain to websites spreading propaganda from the country.

Camilla paid tribute to royal florist Shane Connolly at London’s Garden Museum.

Zarin Adatia, 84, and her daughter Tasneem, 48, were discovered in their council flat in East Finchley, North London by gas engineers.

The green entrepreneur, who has donated thousands of pounds to the group, joined a demonstration for the first time.

It will see the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee quiz ministers and civil servants on devolution training.

A former partner who killed himself would have been charged with the murder of Sherrie Milnes, an inquest heard.

Georgia Bilham, 21, is accused of sexually assaulting a woman whom she had tricked into believing she was a man.

The 14-year-old died in an ‘isolated incident’ at St Kentigern’s Academy in West Lothian on Tuesday.

The GMB represents 800 workers at a Coventry warehouse.

Alfred Dorris, 49, was allegedly going three times the speed he was supposed to be doing before his tram derailed in Croydon in 2016.

Study looked at data from 2007 and 2014 and found no improvement in the situation between the two time points.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said that British consular officials had been deployed to the area.

The Labour leader visited the British Steel site in Scunthorpe on Thursday as he pledged Labour support for the industry.

Jonathan Blakeley, from Croydon, was joined by the likes of Said Benrahma and Alphonse Areola to celebrate the club’s historic win.

Dame Rachel de Souza said it was ‘insidious these products are intentionally marketed and promoted to children’.