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Matthew Topham was found not guilty at Lincoln Crown Court on Wednesday.

Meetings of China’s National People’s Congress are taking place this week.

NI’s deputy First Minister has dismissed the possibility of a bridge or tunnel between Northern Ireland and Scotland as a ‘pipe dream’.

The motion was pushed at Holyrood by the Scottish Tories after advice published by the Deputy First Minister was deemed not sufficient.

Officers believe they were planning to produce industrial quantities of the drug in Scotland, as well as trafficking heroin to Merseyside.

Vaughan Gething said he fears the comments on mental health ‘would have set a number of people back’.

An announcement on the country’s current “stay-at-home” requirement will be made on Friday.

The footballer was killed in a plane crash two years ago and his inquest will begin in February in Dorset.

Chris Boardman was speaking to the Commons Transport Select Committee.

Thursday’s event is aimed at mirroring the weekly applause given to health workers during the pandemic last year.

Downing Street repeatedly refused to say Boris Johnson would correct the record in the Commons.

The fact that Meghan is a ‘powerful woman’ got ‘some people’s backs up’, she said.

The man is in his 40s and is part of the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command, the Met said.

The journalist said she ‘only works with organisations who practise what they preach’.

The scales may tip too readily in favour of demonstrators and a ‘modest reset’ is needed, according to a report.

HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland Gill Imery and her team have carried out the latest audit.

EU Affairs Minister Thomas Byrne says the peace process is ‘fragile’ and that unilateral actions create ‘problems’.

The train is based at Brighton station.

The message attempts to obtain a person’s personal and financial details.

The 5G-enabled classroom in Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, is said to be the first of its kind in the UK.