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Research found Lidl, Aldi and Nestle products with such packaging had the highest average sugar levels.

It is a quarter of a century from the Real IRA atrocity – which cost the life of 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins.

The funding is part of the Urgent and Emergency Care Recovery plan published in January.

The former home secretary claimed there had been an ‘alarming and staggering’ lack of clarity from her old department.

It is hoped treating patients online will save the NHS time and money.

The UK retail giant released the annual update on its progress towards its environmental targets on Monday.

Sir Keir said his party would strengthen workers’ rights, ahead of a visit to Rutherglen and Hamilton West.

Health Secretary Steve Barclay said waiting lists in the Welsh NHS compare unfavourably with England.

The central bank said it had resolved a technical issue which stopped the system for around six hours on Monday.

The study found that implanting a specific type of molecule in the brain may prevent a return to excessive alcohol use after a period of abstinence.

Michael Hillier denies the murder of Liam Smith in Wigan.

Almost 3,000 PSNI officers have inquired about potential damages following the massive PSNI data leak last week.

More In Common said there had been failings in areas including housing and accommodation, funding and integration of Afghans into local communities.

Clare Marchant’s comments come amid warnings UK students could lose out to international applicants in the competition for places at top universities.

Nine people were injured after a Ford Fiesta ploughed into people and a tent at Newgale campsite in Pembrokeshire on Saturday night.

The Prime Minister reportedly attended a Taylor Swift concert and a cycling class devoted to her music during his US holiday.

Smaller, overcrowded or urban houses are more susceptible to heat and more likely to be inhabited by poorer families, the Resolution Foundation said.

The Government is standing by the use of barges to house migrants, amid a blame game about the response to the situation on the Bibby Stockholm.

Peter Corke, the owner of a shoe repair store in Lancaster, spotted the broken footwear on the doorstep of his store on Saturday morning.

Secret cameras placed at level crossings have caught people doing ‘dangerous’ things on the tracks, prompting a warning from Network Rail.