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The Duchess of Cambridge visited Twickenham Stadium in her new role as patron of the Rugby Football Union.

The Home Secretary said spiking is a new and ‘appalling’ trend.

The Manchester United player had been questioned over the alleged rape and assault of a young woman.

Edwin Poots failed in a bid to secure wider Executive approval for continuing the checks – a move the other Stormont parties dismissed as a stunt.

Disabled people were more likely to report worse mental health, anxiety, depression and loneliness, the ONS found.

Scottish Woman’s Football chief executive Aileen Campbell said it was a ‘badly misjudged’ decision by the Kirkcaldy club.

The Greater Manchester mayor told MPs the Government’s Integrated Rail Plan will fail to ‘unlock the full economic transformation’ of the region.

The Government said last week that it was exploring whether it would be possible to take back ownership of the homes.

Alex Smith, 16, was stabbed to death in Camden in 2019.

Bills might rise by around 50% from April, but the Government is reportedly eyeing an intervention to help keep costs down.

Two or more chronic conditions was associated with a 2.4-fold increase in risk of dementia over a typical follow-up of 32 years.

Labour’s Lisa Nandy said some of the announcements were originally proposed by Gordon Brown.

The Defence Committee chairman said he will be submitting a letter of no confidence in the Prime Minister.

The 2050 target was voted through by Assembly members on Tuesday evening during a lengthy debate on a new climate change Bill.

New vehicle safety standards become mandatory in the European Union and Northern Ireland from July but will not automatically be used in Britain.

Michael Gove is setting out his blueprint for the Government’s ‘levelling up’ agenda, with 12 key targets.

The vast majority of children (89%) in treatment have a problem with cannabis and 41% have a problem with alcohol.

Lisa Squire said she wants to find out what happened to the student, whose body was found in the River Hull after disappearing on February 1 2019.

The suppliers would be asked to pass on the money to households across Britain, by taking money off their energy bills. it is reported.

The high street lender released more Covid-19 provision but saw a marked increase in payouts for customers hit by fraud.