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It will take place on the same day as the by-election in Nadine Dorries’ Mid Bedfordshire seat.

It is thought dogs will be offered a mix of decomposed animal and human scent samples to test whether they can identify the difference.

The code of practice for the involuntary installation of prepayment meters is to become mandatory, the regulator has announced.

Demand among home buyers has fallen, but in the rental sector there is a ‘yawning gap’ between the strong demand for homes and supply, Rics said.

The series returns to TV screens with 16 contestants on September 26.

Bernard Looney resigned on Tuesday after admitting not being ‘fully transparent’ in his previous disclosures about past relationships with colleagues.

The general secretary of the RMT union claimed the process was designed to ensure the plans are implemented despite strong opposition.

More than 100 palaeolithic paintings and engravings were found in the Cova Dones, or Cueva Dones, in Millares, near Valencia.

The magazine is stepping up its campaign for action, including launching a petition.

The former prime minister also said her Brexit deal would have been better than Boris Johnson’s exit agreement.

The Conservative Party dropped two people from its list of potential candidates after MI5 highlighted links to China.

Janet Edgecomb Roller has made roughly 16 book nooks, based on movies including The Shining, Ghostbusters and Coraline.

Carla Khouri has said she is ‘determined’ to achieve the qualification and encourage other females of colour into mountaineering.

Officers have been unable to fully identify the man in the photograph, although his first name is thought to be Gary.

Gross domestic product contracted by 0.5% in July, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Researchers in the Netherlands found the language model showed ‘potential’ but concerns remain over privacy when using medical data

Police said the girl’s family was being supported by specialist officers.

The latest survey is a follow-up to The Big Ask which reached 500,000 young people in 2021.

The report ‘raises important questions about whether universities should themselves be the ones to plug the growing gaps in student finance’.

Too many people are ‘living on empty’, the charity is warning.