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The Scottish Hospitals Inquiry is investigating the construction of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus in Glasgow.

The Prime Minister’s comments came as it emerged some convicted of manslaughter are eligible for the scheme.

The Right Reverend James Jones, who chaired the Hillsborough Independent Panel, said he had contacted Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

Freight train operator Freightliner held a naming ceremony at Crewe station.

The giant toothbrush, created by a Sheffield duo, measures 6ft 7in long.

The Criminal Cases Review Commission referred Oliver Campbell’s case to the Court of Appeal in 2022, having declined to do so in 2005.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey pushed the Government to ensure that patients receive treatment within 62 days of a diagnosis.

Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others.

Demos has called for an independent review of protest legislation dubbed ‘draconian’ by civil rights campaigners Liberty.

The British author said no child should feel that studying English at school is irrelevant because ‘they never see themselves’ reflected in texts.

Mr Finucane’s family have pursued a long campaign for an inquiry into the 1989 shooting in north Belfast.

The bees will be rehomed after taking up residence on a grit bin at a car park in the airport.

The Government is facing further questions about the decision to limit how many pensioners can claim winter fuel payments.

Mark Dickinson, general secretary of the Nautilus International union, will serve in the role for a year.

The pair spoke about farming matters during their weekly clash at Prime Minister’s Questions.

Responding to the furore over the sculpture, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council insisted social media can ‘amplify’ negative viewpoints.

Ehsan Hussain was arrested by West Midlands Police last week after an inquiry into messages posted on an instant messaging site.

The 30-year-old single mother must pay around the same amount as the cost of holiday she went on instead of being in court.

Tory leader Rishi Sunak raised the benefit changes at Prime Minister’s Questions.

The inquiry is investigating the impact of the pandemic on healthcare systems across the UK.