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The Labour leader has pledged to reinstate two weeks of compulsory work experience.

The scheme to hand rear spoon-billed sandpipers to fledging has helped the critically endangered species, conservationists say.

Notorious paedophile priest Malachy Finnegan is alleged to have abused children in the Dromore diocese for decades.

The Labour leader faced chants of ‘shame’ from those opposed to his leadership.

Reverend Yvonne Clarke, 62, has been told her parish will be divided between neighbouring parishes for financial reasons.

MPs said Russia and China were attempting to ‘undermine the West’ by donating vaccines.

The architect of the student tuition fees hike has called for the salary level at which graduates start repaying loans to be reduced to £21,000.

The princess, who would have been 60 this year, lived at the property from 1979 to 1981.

The Labour leader said the party had to address the issue of how it had failed to defeat the ‘inadequate’ Prime Minister in 2019.

The government in Paris has warned of ‘retaliatory action’ after the UK turned down more than 30 licence applications by French small boats.

The case had been due to begin this autumn but it was adjourned for a further six months at the latest hearing.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will try local produce and be taught local expressions by students.

The watchdog called on the sector to ‘slow the revolving door and focus on retaining and progressing talented people from all walks of life’.

The Crimson Drawing Room at the Queen’s Berkshire residence is one of the most richly decorated interiors in the castle.

Wayne Couzens accused her of breaking the Covid-19 lockdown, a prosecutor said.

Sir Keir Starmer will depart Brighton with his position as leader safe, but having angered the Labour left.

The RAC said average prices may hit 143p per litre for petrol and 145p per litre for diesel in the next few weeks.

Lady Smith published her findings into why calls for a public inquiry were resisted by ministers between 2002 and 2014.

Sharna Walker, 25, heard she could face jail after admitting racially aggravated common assault and criminal damage.

The retailer said businesses will be hit by the ‘looming skills crisis’ unless ministers relax the immigration rules.