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Lib Dem chief whip Wendy Chamberlain suggested that with 72 MPs her party should have more questions and debate time than previous third parties.

A 31-year-old man has been arrested.

Officers were called to an address on Ingrave Road shortly after 3.30pm on Thursday following reports of an assault.

Waleed Ali, 42, was investigated by the force’s probe into historic allegations of abuse in the Yorkshire town between 1997 and 2013.

The UK Government confirmed on Friday night that it will not fund the redevelopment of the derelict GAA stadium in time for Euro 2028.

Two standing tickets were on sale for between £482 and £4,820.

The start of autumn has brought chillier conditions and widespread frost overnight with a low of minus 2.7C recorded in north Yorkshire on Thursday.

The Ormiston Academies Trust is bringing in the rules at its 32 secondary schools in England.

Foreign and domestic affairs feature on Saturday’s newspaper front pages.

The Prime Minister met with US President Joe Biden in Washington.

The SNP MP wants nationalists, unionists and civic Scotland to come together to consider how to resolve the ‘impasse’ over independence.

Record levels of people are using the private sector for their healthcare, according to figures from the Private Healthcare Information Network.

Some 83% of those aged 80 or over will also miss out on the benefit this winter, according to Government estimates.

The police dog, named Zoe, required stitches after she suffered a laceration to her leg during disorder in the town in July.

Sir Keir Starmer joined the president at the White House on Friday.

But the Prime Minister said his Government has no plans for a youth mobility scheme.

Sir Keir Starmer said he sympathised with people struggling with bills but he had to take a ‘difficult’ decision on winter fuel payments.

Boeing’s first astronaut mission ended this month with its Starliner capsule returning to Earth empty while two Nasa test pilots remained in orbit.

The outlet was a ‘mouthpiece for Russian disinformation’ which has ‘mutated into an altogether more harmful organisation’, the Foreign Office said.

Sir Graham Brady said that only 10 letters of no confidence had been filed against Rishi Sunak before he called a general election in the summer.