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Primal Scream and The Libertines will also join the line-up in Southsea, Hampshire, this August.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid told the Commons last month that ministers plan to scrap a legal requirement for NHS staff to be vaccinated.

Sinn Fein and the DUP had called for the May 5 poll to be brought forward following the resignation of First Minister Paul Givan over the NI Protocol.

The TV presenter died at his home in Richmond after a short illness.

Nocturnal surveying developed in Scotland has been used to get new estimates for numbers for the only English population of the hares.

A limited-edition range of 11 clothing items will go on sale in 60 Primark stores from February 19.

In some cases, those with a BMI of 30 may be able to access semaglutide, which is given via a pen injector.

Miles-long queues of HGVs waiting to get into the crucial trade port have been a regular sight in the first weeks of 2022.

Hannah Martin said she feels ’empowered’ after helping convict her former partner.

The Prime Minister is facing fresh calls to withdraw his attack on Sir Keir Starmer after the Labour leader was targeted by a mob near Parliament.

The jackpot was won by a single UK ticket-holder in last Friday night’s EuroMillions draw.

A Government minister said Boris Johnson cannot be held responsible for the actions of a mob who surrounded the Labour leader.

The multi-billion deal for the computer chip designer was first announced in September 2020.

Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs argue that energy giants are reaping hefty profits while households and businesses face a cost-of-living crisis.

The company said sales could have been higher if there had not been driver shortages and a fire at a distribution centre.

Industry leaders have warned there ‘is little else’ nightlife businesses can do than pass cost increases onto customers.

Since 2018, one in three civil servants has been recruited in the capital.

The nation’s papers are dominated by the aftermath of the Prime Minister’s Jimmy Savile comment.

The collection was amassed by shipping magnate Sir William Burrell and was donated to the city of Glasgow in 1944.

The Scottish Tories will unveil a blueprint on Tuesday with recommendations for what happens as the pandemic comes to an end.