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Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown said a chief of staff is ‘important’ amid speculation that Lee Cain could be appointed by the PM.

Scientists say 6G technology will be about adding a fourth dimension, ‘teleporting’ our senses to more advanced virtual worlds.

Institutions have been told to introduce a series of measures around a ‘travel window’ between December 3 and 9.

Experts say a range of Covid-19 vaccines will be needed to combat the pandemic.

The body was chosen from four unknown British servicemen, exhumed from four battle areas.

Mandy Power, her mother Doris Dawson, and daughters Katie, 10, and Emily, eight, were found dead by firefighters at their home near Swansea in 1999

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford called for the £20 Universal Credit uplift to be made permanent.

Scotland Secretary Alister Jack called on the SNP to respect the result of the 2014 referendum.

Traditional services marking Remembrance Day have been held socially distanced and in limited numbers this year.

A Commons committee was looking at how Australia approached migrants arriving by boat as part of its inquiry into Channel crossings.

Stena Line has chartered an extra ship in response to the increased movement of goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Jake Berry said many people in the south of England enjoy opera and ballet, but football clubs are what matter to those living further north.

Boris Johnson welcomed the chance of co-operation on issues including climate change and Nato where Joe Biden will have a markedly different approach.

The royal couple were taking part in a service marking the end of the First World War.

The study found many people do not trust the sector to create software which could make decisions about their lives.

Coronavirus restrictions meant people were forced to observe the traditional two-minute silence from home.

The Unknown Warrior was buried at Westminster Abbey on Armistice Day, November 11 1920.

During Prime Minister’s Questions, Boris Johnson defended his Government’s spending and handling of contracts.

Anne Sacoolas left the UK after the US said she was entitled to diplomatic immunity.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said 64 people have died in the past 24 hours after first testing positive for the disease in the previous 28 days.