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Transport for London (TfL) said five of the new symbols have been introduced near busy Tube stations with step-free access.

South-west England provisionally saw its warmest autumn ever.

The Prime Minister said a deal worth up to £11 billion had been struck by energy firms RWE and Masdar.

The man is believed to have been lying undiscovered for five years in the barn and died from natural causes.

The Prime Minister repeated calls for ‘sustained humanitarian pauses’ and the release of hostages in a press conference in Dubai.

Brianna, 16, was stabbed to death with a hunting knife.

The inquest heard that following the Ofsted inspection, Ms Perry spoke to her local GP, as well as local mental health services.

The row has overshadowed the King’s address to Cop28, the UN Climate Change summit.

Hollie Dance reached out to Indi’s parents to offer her support after going through a similar legal fight to save her son.

Mrs Justice Theis issued a warning after a couple were told ‘our baby might not be our baby any more’ because forms had not been completed.

The Labour leader accused the Tories of risking global relationships ‘to make divisive political points’.

Laura Davis, 22, found the sign and did not realise what it said, a court has been told. She has been fined for waving it at a pro-Palestine rally.

A survey of almost 400 care workers by the GMB union discovered that only 1% received full company sick pay.

It comes after the Unite members at the Northern Lighthouse Board took strike action over the summer.

The First Minister spoke after a loss and damage fund was established on the first day of Cop28 in Dubai.

The Prime Minister held talks with Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Dubai as well as the leaders of Egypt, Qatar and Jordan.

The former health secretary told the Covid inquiry that the UK ‘did not have enough tests’.

The former health secretary told the inquiry that if he ‘had a magic wand’, he would double sick pay across the UK.

Helen McEntee has been coming under pressure since last Thursday’s riots, which saw damage costing tens of millions of euro.

The former UK health secretary said the then Scottish first minister had delivered messages to the public ‘sooner than agreed’.