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The actor continued to give evidence at the High Court in London on Tuesday.

The banking giant confirmed it was ‘making changes to its headcount’.

Policy discussions are still ongoing to overcome the legal hurdles to allow the Rwanda asylum plan to work.

The incident happened at an NHS Fife hospital in February, the Information Commissioner’s Office said.

The immigration minister told MPs it is ‘crystal clear’ that further measures are needed to ‘control and reduce’ migration levels.

A yellow warning for snow and ice has been put in place across parts of the country.

The Financial Conduct Authority is putting in place new Sustainability Disclosure Requirements and an investment labels regime.

Two defendants – girl X and boy Y – deny murdering the 16-year-old near Warrington in February.

The proportion of residents of Manchester and Birmingham who commute by public transport was found to be 16% and 18% respectively.

One primary school pupil cited in the research wrote a letter to their school asking for help with gas and food.

Ms Bryant, 40, known as Lyn, was stabbed in her back, neck and chest as she walked her dog near Truro in Cornwall in October 1998

Headteacher Ruth Perry’s family says she killed herself after the education watchdog downgraded her school from its highest rating to its lowest.

The Rough site off the coast of Yorkshire, which is run by Centrica, currently has enough gas to supply three million homes all winter.

The Competition and Markets Authority said its early findings suggested the deal would stifle innovation in the sector.

There has been a ‘perfect storm’ which meant that demand has outstripped capacity, experts said.

The organisation, which represents councils, said no-one should be asked to leave their asylum accommodation in Christmas week.

The panels at King’s College are expected to be installed by the end of the year.

No 10 said the Prime Minister felt it would ‘not be productive’ to hold a meeting that would be ‘dominated’ by discussion about the ancient statues.

Teaching unions attacked the proposal as ‘shameful’.

The advert, seen in London in late July and early August, claimed the vape brand was ‘Recycling for a greener future’.