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Peter Otitoju’s daughter took ‘somewhat unusual’ legal action and argued that a relative, not a ‘girlfriend’, should make funeral arrangements.

The scheme is a collaboration involving Europe’s leading research institutes and technology companies.

The 28-year-old died earlier this week following an incident in Castlederg, Co Tyrone, on Saturday.

The recording is 0.2C short of the hottest day of the year, which was recorded in June.

Dorset Police said the discovery is linked to their current investigation into the death of Simon Shotton.

Mark Hamilton was unable to attend a meeting of the Police Federation due to a medical procedure.

Andrew Bailey told a Treasury Committee session there is no longer a clear upward path for interest rates.

A judge has heard that Sir Frederick has yet to pay Lady Barclay £100 million he owes following the end of a 34-year marriage.

Daniel Abed Khalife, 21, was working in the kitchen at HMP Wandsworth when he managed to flee on Wednesday.

The embryos were created without using sperm, eggs or a womb and could help gain insight into what causes birth defects or why miscarriages occur.

Sir John Redwood accused the corporation of being ‘out of touch’ with its audiences due to its focus on a ‘narrow set of attitudes and interests’.

Under the Transport Act 2000, passengers over 65 are entitled to concessionary travel, as well as any passenger a council decides is disabled.

The former SNP leader was mistakenly referred to as ‘first minister’ by the Deputy Presiding Officer at Holyrood.

The 45-year-old’s black Range Rover was among around £750,000 worth of high-value vehicles targeted by the group

A child was also taken to hospital with non-serious injuries following the incident in Charing Heath, Kent, on September 2.

The nature of the complaint against the Newcastle upon Tyne East MP has not been disclosed.

The research could possibly be the most dramatic change in treating type 1 diabetes since the discovery of insulin.

Olusofa Popoola had accidentally accelerated into the back of a stationary bus in front, shunting it forward and into pedestrian Melissa Burr.

A claim has been filed with the Competition Appeal Tribunal.

Amnesty International said the progression of the bill was a ‘dark day for justice’.