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More than three-in-five schools have been left worse off due to a change in the way pupil premium funding is being calculated, a poll suggests.

The Prime Minister faced calls from a Labour MP to ‘apologise’ for the UK’s death toll a year on from the outbreak of coronavirus in the country.

The European Commission president said the AstraZeneca jab had been underproduced and undelivered to the bloc.

There is approximately 9,200 tonnes of space debris in orbit, according to the European Space Agency.

Social network is rolling out new rules to prevent groups from spreading harm.

The First Minister was responding to claims about the investigation into Alex Salmond made by the Conservative MP under parliamentary privilege.

Unite has accused the airport of planning to cut workers’ pay and affect conditions.

The duke has been an honorary Colonel since 2011, while his brother the Duke of Sussex has been stripped of his military roles.

The managing director of a leading NI food service company told MPs he was moving several supply chains to the Irish Republic and continental Europe.

The 50-year-old suspect has been bailed over Mr Lubbock’s death at the home of entertainer Michael Barrymore.

The care regulator said the healthcare providers making these decisions were at risk of breaching the Equality Act 2010.

The ex-No 10 aide says he insisted on the doubling of the science budget and a new research agency.

A consultation into the future of auditing aims to avoid major collapses similar to BHS, Carillion and Thomas Cook.

Tracey Crouch announced last year she had been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Tom Albrighton has so far raised more than £1000 for the initiative that supported his mother.

Lady Diana Brittan, the widow of former home secretary Leon Brittan, made her comments to the Commons Home Affairs Committee.

Boris Johnson was urged to make sure the death of Sarah Everard was a ‘turning point’ in society when it came to violence against women and girls.

Traditional parades and events moved online with Ireland marking its national holiday under lockdown for the second time, as the pandemic continues.

A number of European countries have stopped using the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab over blood clot fears.

Boris Johnson’s former chief adviser said no state entity could operate at ‘scale and pace’.