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King reaffirms coronation pledge to serve in personal message ahead of Easter

King reaffirms coronation pledge to serve in personal message ahead of Easter

28 March 2024

Charles’s audio address was broadcast to a congregation at Worcester Cathedral.


Thames Water scrambles to find cash after investors pull funding

Thames Water scrambles to find cash after investors pull funding

28 March 2024

The firm revealed that its investors had withdrawn a £500 million funding lifeline that was due to be paid at the end of this month.


Yousaf has lower favourability rating among Scots than Sturgeon, poll finds

Yousaf has lower favourability rating among Scots than Sturgeon, poll finds

28 March 2024

Research by Ipsos Scotland also shows the public are less favourable towards the SNP now than they were when he became First Minister last March.


Court date set for company that donated to new Welsh First Minister

Court date set for company that donated to new Welsh First Minister

28 March 2024

Atlantic Recycling is expected to go to court in December charged with environmental offences.


Assisted Dying: What is the situation across the British Isles?

Assisted Dying: What is the situation across the British Isles?

28 March 2024

Some moves are being made to introduce legislation in Scotland, the Isle of Man and Jersey.


New British Museum director will oversee ‘architectural and intellectual’ change

New British Museum director will oversee ‘architectural and intellectual’ change

New British Museum director will oversee ‘architectural and intellectual’ change

28 March 2024

Nicholas Cullinan’s appointment was approved by the board of trustees and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.


England and Scotland fans warned German beer is stronger ahead of Euro 2024

England and Scotland fans warned German beer is stronger ahead of Euro 2024

28 March 2024

Supporters have been warned they face being barred from stadiums if they are too drunk.


Sellafield to be prosecuted over alleged IT security offences

Sellafield to be prosecuted over alleged IT security offences

28 March 2024

The charges relate to alleged information technology security offences during a four-year period between 2019 and early 2023.


AO cheers ‘clear progress’ as electronics retailer improves profit guidance

AO cheers ‘clear progress’ as electronics retailer improves profit guidance

28 March 2024

Shares in the London-listed company rose by more than a tenth in early trading on Thursday as a result.


High fuel margins ‘concerning’, competition watchdog finds

High fuel margins ‘concerning’, competition watchdog finds

High fuel margins ‘concerning’, competition watchdog finds

28 March 2024

Retailers’ fuel margins – the difference between what they pay for their fuel and the price they sell it at – remain at high levels, the CMA said.


Tory MP’s trans row retweet no longer logged as a ‘hate incident’

Tory MP’s trans row retweet no longer logged as a ‘hate incident’

Tory MP’s trans row retweet no longer logged as a ‘hate incident’

28 March 2024

West Mercia Police said the retweet by Rachel Maclean did not meet the definition of an ‘incident’.


Physician associates are ‘not substitutes’ for GPs, NHS says

Physician associates are ‘not substitutes’ for GPs, NHS says

Physician associates are ‘not substitutes’ for GPs, NHS says

28 March 2024

The British Medical Association has said its members are worried about the role of PAs and argues they should be stopped from diagnosing patients.


Snow falls in south-west England and Wales ahead of wet and windy weather

Snow falls in south-west England and Wales ahead of wet and windy weather

28 March 2024

Two inches settled on the ground in North Wyke, just north of Dartmoor overnight, while nearly three inches was recorded in Sennybridge, Powys.


Pro-Palestine protesters occupy Government department over ‘arming of Israel’

Pro-Palestine protesters occupy Government department over ‘arming of Israel’

28 March 2024

The protesters staged a distraction before forcing their way past security.


UK home sales edged up in February for the second month in a row

UK home sales edged up in February for the second month in a row

28 March 2024

With inflation easing, some estate agents expressed ‘cautious optimism’ about activity levels rebounding.


Perth Museum, new home of the Stone of Destiny, set to open

Perth Museum, new home of the Stone of Destiny, set to open

Perth Museum, new home of the Stone of Destiny, set to open

28 March 2024

A sword believed to have been given to Bonnie Prince Charlie is also part of the collection.


Ex-National Portrait Gallery chief appointed British Museum director

Ex-National Portrait Gallery chief appointed British Museum director

Ex-National Portrait Gallery chief appointed British Museum director

28 March 2024

He was approved by the Board of Trustees and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak


‘Compelling evidence’ to make assisted dying legal, says MSP as Bill published

‘Compelling evidence’ to make assisted dying legal, says MSP as Bill published

‘Compelling evidence’ to make assisted dying legal, says MSP as Bill published

28 March 2024

Liberal Democrat Liam McArthur has lodged Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill at Holyrood.


Rail passengers warned of fresh travel chaos as drivers strike again

Rail passengers warned of fresh travel chaos as drivers strike again

28 March 2024

Members of Aslef at 16 train operators will stage strikes and an overtime ban in a long-running pay dispute.


Angela Rayner declines to publish tax advice on sale of council home

Angela Rayner declines to publish tax advice on sale of council home

Angela Rayner declines to publish tax advice on sale of council home

28 March 2024

Labour’s deputy leader said she was confident she had ‘done absolutely nothing wrong’.


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