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Ministers have admitted that the Internal Market Bill, which would override key elements of the Withdrawal Agreement, violates international law.

The thriller will be shot exclusively in Scotland, on an oil rig and at FirstStage Studios in Edinburgh.

Events to honour the fallen on Remembrance Sunday should be short and focussed on wreath-laying, according to the guidelines.

Almost 10 million people in England have already received their vaccinations – 2.5 million more than at the same point last year.

The Bank of England is set to slash economic forecasts but keep interest rates on hold at 0.1%.

Correspondence between the former first minister’s legal team and Permanent Secretary Leslie Evans over several months has been released.

Comedy stars paid tribute to the Whose Line Is It Anyway? regular.

The Wales manager was arrested and bailed over an alleged row with Kate Greville, according to reports.

The Prime Minister attempted to instil some hope ahead of England’s second lockdown.

Andrew Lee Pearson, 45, of Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, denies murdering his ex-girlfriend Natalie Harker in a woodland hideout.

Lord Justice Stuart-Smith said the jail term was ‘fully justified’ on the facts of the case.

He was known for regular appearances on shows like Whose Line Is It Anyway? and Have I Got News For You, as well as his work on Spitting Image.

Scotland’s First Minister said she has yet to receive confirmation the scheme can be continued beyond December 2 in devolved nations if necessary.

The retailer worked with former Paralympic skier John Dickinson-Lilly on developing the training to avoid future refusals.

The properties, on Durham Place in Chelsea, had been undergoing renovation work.

Stephen was killed in Eltham, south-east London, in April 1993.

Chris Smith was reported missing last Tuesday after failing to return from a planned run.

Families are acting as the ‘canary in the mine’ to raise the alarm around shortcomings in care, James Titcombe said.

A transition to full online lessons during new restrictions could jeopardise students’ learning, Michelle Donelan says.

Four campaigners are accused of damaging buildings belonging to Greenpeace, Amnesty International and Christian Aid in July.