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Tory Ian Levy says said councils need the power to tackle issues with houses in multiple occupation.

The Duke of Cambridge visited the PSNI training college in Belfast to mark Emergency Services Day.

The scheme is part of a £50 million national drive to use artificial intelligence across the NHS.

Richard Ratcliffe has called for UK officials to insist on attending her second trial in Iran.

Sterling plunged by another 2.1% to just under 1.29 US dollars.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he expected an apology from the Health Secretary.

Boris Johnson insisted that the new rules would ‘keep our economy going, keep our schools open, and keep this virus under control’.

Prof Paul Rogers said WikiLeaks’ revelations were ‘significant’ in showing how the US coalition’s wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were going ‘wrong’.

SNP MP Pete Wishart suggested that the UK Internal Market Bill could be used to override the authority of the Scottish Parliament.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said there has been ‘a lack of leadership’ in London to fix the structural issues.

The charity has worked with the Government and tech giants to create new industry standards on handling self-harm content.

Constitution Secretary Mike Russell said there are ‘maybe a range of legal options’ to allow the Scottish Government to go to court.

The duchess visited the Medical Detection Dogs charity to witness the trials.

Climate Assembly UK also supports a ban on new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars by 2030-2035 to help cut emissions to net zero.

Aviation expert Steve Jarvis gave evidence on ‘vigilance decrement’ at the inquiry into the 2013 ditching that led to the loss of four lives.

Jonathan Bartley and Sian Berry won with 49% of the first preference votes – beating rivals Shahrar Ali and Rosi Sexton.

The fire service received reports, wrongly, of an ‘active shooter’ and some casualties with gunshot wounds.

It suggests the equivalent of around £6.60 per person may be spent.

Zephaniah McLeod is accused of killing university worker Jacob Billington as well as seven counts of attempted murder.

Road Haulage Association chief executive Richard Burnett made the prediction due to concerns over several aspects of the UK’s preparations.