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Mr Zelensky told reporters at the weekend that he is prepared to stand down in exchange for Nato membership.

The King and Queen took on Queen Elizabeth II’s stable of racehorses after her death in 2022.

Money will be made available from April 2025, with projects expected to be able to get up and running in 2026.

Parents and children from across the country are meeting with MPs on Tuesday to encourage their support for a just transition to renewable energy.

Helen Gregory who runs the Seahorse Coffee Box at Seaton Carew, Co Durham, said she was making the change in support of the Ukrainian president.

Jacob Bailey was also found to have taken both hands off the steering wheel of his ambulance.

Aberdeen City Council voted last month for fire and rehire to be a last resort in the row over contract changes.

Scottish Secretary Ian Murray also said the US was ‘100%’ a trusted ally.

People on less than £123 per week do not get sick pay under current rules, which are expected to be strengthened next year.

The survey of 2,085 UK adults was commissioned by charity Samaritans.

In the Commons, Matthew Pennycook argued a cap would ‘prevent necessary funds being raised for legitimate purposes’.

Marcin Majerkiewicz denies the murder and dismemberment of Stuart Everett

The First Minister said the publication of the first agreed PFG for a Stormont executive since 2011 marked a ‘significant day’ for powersharing.

A form to request a call back to pay voluntary national insurance contributions has been placed on gov.uk for people struggling to get through.

Michelle O’Neill previously said she would not attend an event at the White House around St Patrick’s Day.

Experts have sequenced the genes of tens of thousands of Britons taking part in long-term studies

The court ruled the pair can be held for 21 days for further police investigations in relation to the death of Campbell Scott.

The most expensive products women are buying include skincare treatments, costing an average £244 a year, and skincare products, at £179.

One of the questions raised is how passengers were left in the water more than 12 hours after distress calls were made to UK authorities.

Jes Staley is challenging the regulator’s previous findings.