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The Tanaiste has also condemned the moves in the Israeli parliament to prevent the UN Palestinian refugee agency from working in Gaza.

James Cartlidge warned MPs the threat of ‘existential war’ is ‘looming larger’.

Nicola Ranger suggested the Chancellor should treat nurses in the same way as major infrastructure projects.

The final communique signed at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting acknowledged calls for a discussion on the matter.

A spokesperson for the BBC dancing show said: ‘We are all hopeful that Amy will be back to dance with JB next week.’

The Foreign Secretary said during a statement on the Middle East: ‘If UNRWA is brought to its knees, that would be a very very serious event indeed.’

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly considering a £100 million cut to funding for nature-friendly farming in Wednesday’s Budget.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy said it had been raised with the Chinese government as ‘a matter of huge concern’ while he was in Beijing.

The dry and mild conditions are expected to last throughout the week across most of the country.

Paul Swales was killed at his house in Cleat Hill, Bedford, on October 19.

The broadcaster is looking into using AI to help ‘under-represented content creators’.

The Deputy Prime Minister said the move could improve productivity in local government.

Ms Reeves has signalled she will rewrite the way Government debt is measured.

The first AI-powered tools in the tech giant’s new Apple Intelligence range of features have been released to users in the United States.

Tom Calver, director of Westcombe Dairy, said he was ‘hugely distressed’ when he heard the news.

Dan Ellis came up with the idea back in May when his new local venue in Manchester was facing a series of issues.

Brian Richards, 93, and Dilys Richards, 91, also known as Dick and Pixie, were found dead at their home in Sandwich, in Kent, on July 8.

The PA news agency explains the basics behind one of the buzziest – but worst understood – areas of the financial world.

Freya Murphy died aged seven days in July 2018 in the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow, a fatal accident inquiry heard.

The Foreign Secretary said the Kremlin-backed Social Design Agency and its senior figures had been sanctioned over attempts to undermine Ukraine.