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The climate conference in Glasgow is due to feature a number of events attended by the monarchy.

The MP died on Thursday evening following a battle with lung cancer.

In August, the competition watchdog warned that the company could be taken to court if it failed to change its ways.

The corporation acknowledged he ‘acted with complete integrity, including in raising his concerns at the time’.

Around 1.7 million companies took out loans under three Government-backed schemes.

Grant Shapps said the Government has been ‘trying to do everything it can’ to help people, as ministers were criticised for cutting Universal Credit.

The singer admitted being ‘really hungover’ as he spoke to BBC Breakfast.

The Office for National Statistics said six in 10 adults reported their food shopping experience had been different to usual.

The Transport Secretary said lateral flow tests’ reliability had improved as he outlined changes to testing due to be in place by the end of October.

The warning from the boss of regulator Ofgem comes as Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng meets big energy users as gas prices remain high.

Brighton Pier Group saw shares surge in early trading on Friday after it confirmed the business interruption settlement.

The climate campaigners’ actions led to long queues of rush hour traffic on Friday morning.

The then-Prince of Wales wrote the four-page letter to his mistress Freda Dudley Ward in 1919.

The retailer reported that adjusted pre-tax profits increased by 7.1% to £24.2 million for the six months to August 28.

The postal service’s international division, GLS, has bought Canadian firm Rosenau Transport in a deal that will link its Canada and US services.

A trial for one-hour deliveries – at a cost of £8.50 per delivery – will be rolled out as demand was greater than expected.

The authors of the study warned more needed to be done to meet environmental targets.

Concerns over energy bills and a flu surge feature on the front pages, several of which also herald singer Adele’s new album.

The Business Secretary will meet the chiefs of energy intensive industries as concerns over scaled down production in winter intensify.

One of the UK’s largest canteen suppliers confirmed it has ‘contingency plans in place’ to ensure a good supply of meals remain for children.