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Speaker Sir Lindsay told MPs he will be presenting his own road map for the Commons at a meeting of the House of Commons Commission next week.

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa is making eight seats on his private trip available to civilians.

Of the 45 areas allocated cash under new towns deals, 40 are represented by Tories.

Scientists believe that careful managing of deposits rich in the element can help address climate change.

The Labour incumbent described the forthcoming May election as a ‘two-horse race’ between himself and Conservative candidate Shaun Bailey.

Thales has won a contract to maintain short-range air defence (Shorad) for the British Army and Royal Marines.

The Metropolitan Police has ruled out taking any further action unless new evidence comes to light.

Home Office figures show that 42 out of 209 prisoners in 2020 were classed as holding ‘extreme right-wing’ views.

The velvet slippers could fetch up to £15,000.

Mental health service Op Courage is expected to treat around 500 people a year.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak said he enjoys pizza and burgers but they should be consumed in ‘moderation’.

Passenger services were disrupted for several weeks after a freight train came off the tracks in Eastleigh, Hampshire, in January 2020.

A survey has found that men are more likely to reduce their drinking because of higher alcohol prices than women.

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The IFS warned that Rishi Sunak’s spending plans ‘do not look deliverable’ and that further tax increases may be on the cards.

Jonny Wright said he ‘ran home like a schoolboy’ after his jackpot win.

Shadow environment secretary Luke Pollard said the sector has ‘lost trust and confidence’ in Defra.

Previous winners of the Albert Medal include Winston Churchill, Marie Curie, Alexander Graham Bell, Stephen Hawking and Tim Berners-Lee.

The Competition and Markets Authority is looking into claims that the tech giant’s App Store imposes unfair terms on developers.

It came after the Boarding Schools Association wrote to the Government to warn quarantine arrangements were unsafe for children.