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UCU and four other higher education unions – EIS, GMB, Unison and Unite – will meet employer representatives for talks next week.

A similar event focused on green investment was held in 2021 in the lead-up to the Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow.

Atiqur Rahman has urged people to donate something ‘for the sake of humanity’.

The 30-page report from the cross-party Commons Defence Committee criticises the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan in the summer of 2021.

The number of people killed with a knife in England and Wales in 2021/22 was the highest on record for 76 years.

Barclays is among five of Europe’s biggest banks to receive a letter asking them to stop directly financing new oil and gas fields by the end of 2023.

The death toll from the earthquake in Turkey and Syria has risen to more than 19,000.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris announced on Thursday the Stormont parties have until January 13 2024 to form an executive.

Labour said Kemi Badenoch’s remark showed the Conservative Government was ‘lacking in ambition’ when it came to domestic steel.

The pair met on Thursday afternoon.

Charles toured the former home of Victorian artist Lord Leighton, who lavishly decorated parts of his property in a Middle Eastern style.

The Government said the proposed ‘Awaab’s Law’ aims to make landlords fix reported health hazards within specified timeframes.

The transgender prisoner did not come into contact with any prisoners while in the jail for women, it has been confirmed.

The Grammy and Oscar-winning songwriter and musician was responsible for hundreds of popular songs including I Say A Little Prayer and Walk On By.

Davison killed five people in a shooting spree in Keyham, Plymouth, in August 2021.

Shirley Breeze was placed in an induced coma following in the incident and later died.

The press standards organisation, Ipso, received more than 25,100 complaints about the piece.

Darren Edwards said he slept the whole flight from Miami to London.

Matt Downie of Crisis said the Government ‘cannot continue to look the other way’ as more people are forced into homelessness.

The Scottish Secretary said he ‘simply did not agree’ with SNP minister Shona Robison on the use of Section 35.