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England Women’s most capped player was made a a CBE for services to rugby union.

Mr Cleverly suggested the plan to deport asylum seekers to Kigali was not the ‘be all and end all’ of the Government’s immigration approach.

Home Secretary James Cleverly’s apology sparked a further Commons row.

Trans teenager Brianna Ghey, 16, was stabbed 28 times, Manchester Crown Court heard.

Governor Andrew Bailey said the economy’s potential to grow was lower than it had been in much of his working life.

Merrick the golden eagle’s disappearance from the Scottish Borders last month is being treated as suspicious.

People will gather outside Downing Street at 3pm on Sunday to ‘speak out against both antisemitism and anti-Muslim hate’.

Matthew Kewley called for changes to be made after Ms Spinks was killed by a former colleague she reported for stalking months earlier.

Police Scotland said the number of officers could drop by almost 1,500 if the force is not allocated an extra almost £129 million in funding.

Ofwat is planning a national public information message to encourage people to cut their consumption.

Ms Perry’s family say she took her own life after an Ofsted report downgraded her Caversham Primary School from its highest rating to its lowest.

FareShare Sussex and Surrey is expecting record levels of demand for food this winter.

In September Nasa’s Osiris-Rex safely brought samples from asteroid Bennu to Earth.

The telecoms and online safety regulator has released its latest Online Nation figures on UK internet users’ habits.

A key Covid committee said Manchester should face tougher restrictions because it had not been willing to ‘co-operate’ with the Government.

The proposed move comes following concerns the Royal Marsden in Sutton does not have a children’s intensive care unit.

The research was funded by the British Heart Foundation.

He was sprayed with pepper spray after it is claimed he refused to leave the demonstration in central London.

A funding package worth £925 million was approved with more than 90% of shareholders voting in support at a meeting on Monday.

The Deputy First Minister said the size of the public sector workforce would have to reduce.