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Healthcare company Change Grow Live went against national guidance and prescribed medicines long term, a report found.

The money will go towards improving habitats and bringing back important species for the wider natural environment.

Around half of the written responses to complaints scrutinised by a watchdog were found to be ‘inadequate’.

A study showed some 13% of new students have missed vital vaccinations.

People were more likely to acknowledge the driver on buses which had signs encouraging them to, a pilot project found.

The Association of British Insurers said the number of fraudulent claims dropped by 19% to 72,600 last year, marking the lowest figure since 2005.

The Nursing and Midwifery Council said Alison Kelly has been referred to the fitness to practise process.

There should be plenty of dry and bright weather across the country, the Met Office said.

The group stressed it will continue to operate across Turkey, its home market, as well as the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and the US.

South Staffordshire Council said the ‘positive step’ followed talks with contractors and the owner of the arson-hit landmark.

Gradi was suspended from the sport in 2016 following allegations he failed to act on rumours of sexual abuse.

The ferry giant has blamed the move on the unavailability of a berth in Liverpool.

The ASCL is calling for a new style of English and maths qualification ‘which can be taken by pupils at the point of readiness’.

Adam Provan was jailed after being found guilty of two counts of rape against Lauren Taylor when she was 16.

Adam Provan raped a 16-year-old in woodland as she clutched at a tree for comfort. He also attacked a female police officer.

Businesses are being exposed to ‘huge uncertainty’ with no announcement on whether new controls on produce from the EU will be postponed, Labour said.

Police Scotland will be investigated after complaints of alleged criminality during their investigation into the death of Tony Parsons were raised.

The fraud involved the under-declaration of mail that was posted through a network of logistics companies in Buckinghamshire and Berkshire.

The Government said the support will bring the UK’s non-military financial assistance to Ukraine to nearly £5 billion.

Letby did not leave her cell on Monday as she was given a whole-life sentence in prison.