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Khayri McLean, 15, was killed in a ‘well-planned and targeted attack’ at the entrance to North Huddersfield Trust School, a court has been told.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar said only a fifth of dental practices in Scotland are taking on new NHS patients.

Members of Unite employed by National Express in the West Midlands will launch an indefinite walkout from Monday.

Natural England said the current target around restoring habitats would not meet internationally agreed commitments nor stop the decline of nature.

Manchester Crown Court heard that electrical devices at suspect Thomas Cashman’s home had been disconnected.

Two of the three candidates standing to replace her as first minister have called for an independent auditor to be called in.

Around one in eight patients waited more than an hour.

Speaking to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, the former prime minister gave his analysis of the current political situation.

Pc Ellie Bettley-Smith is facing disciplinary action over her behaviour during a fatal incident involving Dalian Atkinson.

The Labour leader said the SNP are ‘talking and arguing with themselves’.

Mr Lynch is accused of inflating the value of his company, Autonomy, before selling it to Hewlett Packard in 2011.

Researchers suggest the ability to get used to repeated pain might develop during the third trimester of pregnancy.

Holyrood ministers will be allocated the additional funding through Barnett consequentials in light of the Chancellor’s spending plans for England.

The men are expected to appear in court on Thursday.

The Department for Education figures indicate an increase of 10.4 percentage points on 2020/21’s figures.

There are more than 100 labs around the world working with dangerous pathogens, according to a new report.

Two events have fuelled the sense of panic over the banking sector this week.

Local authorities identified 3,090 bridges as being substandard at the end of 2022, the RAC Foundation said.

The framework is the most ‘practical way forward’ to deal with difficulties caused by Brexit in Northern Ireland, the former PM said.

Margaret Ferrier told the Commons that a typical side effect of treatment for prostate cancer is the loss of bladder control.