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Staff in the NHS, at universities and on buses are among the latest to be involved in industrial disputes.

In his first email to staff since taking over, the billionaire is reported to have told staff they can no longer work from home.

A Troubles victim told an Irish committee that the UK government’s legacy bill was ‘despicable’.

The scientists followed 38 macaques on the island of Cayo Santiago, off Puerto Rico.

Nicola Sturgeon said ‘there is a hard limit without additional resources from Westminster in what we can do’ amid union pay negotiations.

Ian Kirwan was stabbed in the chest after challenging youths who were messing around in customer toilets, a trial has heard.

Health Secretary Steve Barclay spoke to Royal College of Nursing general secretary Pat Cullen on Thursday.

The aircraft carrier left Portsmouth Naval Base, Hampshire, to head a carrier strike group which will include warships, helicopters and fighter jets.

The Defence Secretary was speaking after a meeting of ministers from the Joint Expeditionary Force nations in Edinburgh.

Writing in his local paper, the Chancellor offered little clue of what measures he was planning on November 17.

Steven Craig will have served a minimum of 34 years in prison for the attack.

Patient levels have fallen for 23 days in a row.

The body representing solicitors said an escalation of industrial action was ‘near inevitable’.

The Prime Minister expressed careful optimism over Moscow’s troops being forced to flee Kherson.

Charlotte Nichols says she was sat down when she first arrived in Parliament and presented with a list of MPs to keep at arm’s length.

Mrs Justice Hill approved an agreement at a High Court hearing in London after lawyers representing the boy made medical negligence claims.

Mr Wallace and other defence ministers stressed it is Ukraine’s choice to enter peace talks or not.

The mother-of-two was not expected to survive being set alight but lived for a further 21 years.

The King will leave a new wreath in tribute to fallen servicemen and women, with a wreath also being placed on behalf of Camilla for the first time.

Camilla viewed the temporary plot created for the nation to leave floral and other tributes to the late monarch.