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Without sufficient planning officers, many will struggle to get much-needed homes because of planning approval delays, Unison said.

Edinburgh City Council officials described Oasis fans as ‘older’, ‘rowdy’ and ‘taking up more room’.

Two men, aged 36 and 42, were charged in connection with the death of a man in Perth, while a 40-year-old woman was arrested and then released.

The 23-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene at Rogie Falls, Police Scotland said.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has welcomed a reduction in disorder on Saturday night following several days of trouble.

James Eden, 72, is planning a four-hour bus journey through the Negev Desert to escape Iranian bombardment.

Five crews were sent out to battle the blaze that injured four men and two women in the early hours of Sunday.

Michael Shanks was quizzed on his Government’s £200 million investment in Grangemouth.

Earlier on Sunday, Rachel Reeves said that sending more jets to the region ‘does not mean’ the UK is at war.

The Chancellor said that Sir Keir has been looking at ‘actually doing the practical things to ensure that something like this never happens again’.

The two nations continued to exchange fire overnight, as the region braced for a protracted conflict.

Grandmother Cheryl Smyth has surpassed her children on the platform, amassing millions of views passing down her cooking and baking skills.

Two new photographs of the Prince of Wales and his three children, George, 11, Charlotte, 10, and Louis, seven, were released on Sunday.

The British Beer and Pub Association urged the Government to reform business rates quickly to help offset recent cost rises.

The money will go toward modernising 180 of its cafes and expanding the menus.

Most economists think the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will opt to keep rates on hold when it meets on Thursday.

Experts hope the test will enable doctors to pick up early signs of the deadly disease, which can have vague or no symptoms.

Marcio Gomes hopes viewers might be prompted to take action, from writing to their MPs to raising awareness on social media.

After five years, 94% of patients were alive, with no disease progression.

UK manufacturers across the sector are calling for more funding and ‘bold action’ to help drive further innovation in healthy eating.