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Former Northern Powerhouse minister James Wharton denied at the Grenfell inquiry that ‘one in, two out’ impacted building regulations.

Peter Taylor, 61, posed as an antiques dealer from a Chelsea auction house to dupe victims out of hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Can Arslan said he heard voices after knifing his neighbour Matthew Boorman 27 times but a forensic psychologist is ‘sceptical’.

The Chancellor jokingly compared himself to Will Smith but said he found attacks on his wife ‘very upsetting’.

Shadow health minister Andrew Gwynne says he still suffers with some symptoms of long Covid, despite catching the virus ‘107 weeks and four days ago’.

Dr Heather Steen denies allegations from the General Medical Council she acted dishonestly and engaged in a cover-up.

The Chief of the Defence Staff said Vladimir Putin was a ‘weaker and more diminished figure today’ than he was before the invasion.

Inna Sovsun, the deputy leader of the Holos Party, said her country needs weapons to remove Russia from its territory.

Data released as Government unveils plans for targets to cut pollution to protect environment and public health.

A prosecuting barrister was described as unable to be at court due to circumstances beyond everyone’s control.

The First Minister backed up a call by MSP Gordon MacDonald for empty MoD housing to be considered.

Researchers have said a new A-level in Chinese Civilisation could boost enrolment in Chinese courses at universities.

Darren Service, 40, has been charged with preparation of terrorist acts, hijacking and placing a hoax bomb.

Gurpreet Gill Maag, and Quantum Care – a company she runs, had sued Lalit Modi and made allegations of ‘deceit’.

The statutory rate for adults will rise by 6.6% to £9.50 an hour.

The information is important for understanding genetic diseases, human diversity and evolution.

He is accused over an incident in Cheshire last September.

Customers have been advised to send in their readings ahead of a jump in energy prices on Friday.

Farmers warn they are losing money on every egg they produce due to feed cost increases, exacerbated by the war in Ukraine.

The RAC claimed many motorists will be unfairly punished once councils across England get the power to enforce yellow box junctions.