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The previous arrangement drew accusations of renewed ‘Tory sleaze’ from opposition parties.

The national mastheads focus on market reaction to the Government’s promised tax cuts.

Statins could be used to treat prostate cancer that has stopped responding to hormone treatment, scientists have said.

The aim of the mission was to demonstrate that dangerous incoming rocks can be deflected by deliberately smashing into them.

Flags at royal residences were raised again to full mast at 8am on Tuesday.

The Labour leader will quote Sir Tony Blair to dub his party the ‘political wing of the British people’.

The actor’s upcoming film, The Lost King, tells a fictionalised version of King Richard III’s remains beneath a Leicester car park in 2012.

Scotland’s top trade union official has accused the UK Government of deploying ‘Thatcherism on steroids’ after the pound plunged to a new low.

The Treasury moved to settle the markets with the promise of a Budget next spring as the pound tumbled against the dollar on Monday.

Sir Mark Rowley, who took over as the boss at Scotland Yard earlier this month, said he is ‘determined’ to get the culture right within the force.

The book will be sold alongside franchise star Daniel Radcliffe’s ‘Hero Wand’, which is estimated to go for up to £30,000.

The Royal Air Force introduced a new recruiting IT system earlier this year to improve the diversity of its workforce.

King Charles III’s image will appear on stamps, coins and banknotes in the future.

The Prime Minister described the UK and Italy as ‘close allies’ in a message to Giorgia Meloni.

The shadow communities secretary said ministers had forced areas to compete ‘Hunger Games-style’ for ‘crumbs from the table’.

The Ministry of Defence says Sapper Connor Morrison of 23 Parachute Engineer Regiment died during a “non-operational incident”.

New PM also offers the UK’s ‘continued encouragement for progress in Saudi Arabia’s domestic reforms’.

Several Labour members spoke in favour of electoral reform during the debate on Monday afternoon.

A series of projects supporting culture, arts and heritage will be launched in a bid to secure a lasting legacy for Welsh football.

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said she would be a ‘responsible chancellor’ in contrast to Kwasi Kwarteng.