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The move follows allegations that £600,000 raised for Scottish independence campaigning was diverted elsewhere.

About 16,000 people have been waiting for 62 days or more.

Boris Johnson was preparing to hold talks about online abuse with the companies in No 10 in the wake of attacks on England’s football players.

Half a tonne of waste was offloaded by a tipper truck on Tuesday morning.

The Standard Chartered Great City Race kicks off the return of races in England on July 20.

Researchers are now calling for greater public awareness of the link between alcohol and cancers.

A listener complained that the ad for the BMW M brand and the car engine sounds were irresponsible.

The Bank of England said the increasing reliance on cloud services could pose a threat to financial stability.

Sammantha Young entered the EuroMillions draw while her husband watched yet another match during the Euros.

The seal was first spotted off the Norfolk coast two years ago.

On Monday Index Labs said it would stop working with administrators for the bust firm but reversed its position within 24 hours.

The wall art was defaced with racist slogans after England’s Euro 2020 final loss to Italy.

The Association of School and College Leaders is giving legal advice to members on coping with families placing pressure on staff over results.

The legal requirement to wear face coverings in settings such as public transport will be lifted on Monday.

Two posts for the brand Motel Rocks broke rules for responsible advertising, the Advertising Standards Authority ruled.

Efforts to drive down emissions should deliver a ‘people’s dividend’ of improvements to everyday life, the report said.

A 53-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the incident at a glamping site near Limavady in Northern Ireland.

Jean-Louis Button chose to fundraise for Cats Protection after taking in a stray cat during lockdown.

The Parole Board has rejected a challenge to its decision to free Colin Pitchfork, who raped and murdered two schoolgirls in the 1980s.

An academic has urged the Government to switch to ‘positive messaging’.