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Cable thefts have sparked fires at a primary school, meaning 450 children have been told to stay at home at the start of the new term.
Some of the county’s biggest chains have signed a letter to the Chancellor sent by trade body British Retail Consortium.
Culture minister Sir Chris Bryant has said his “biggest anxiety” when it comes to the British TV industry is the reduced budgets of public service broadcasters (PSBs).
Unionist politicians have asked for investigations into the legal planning status of hotels in the region housing asylum seekers.
An experienced skydiver deliberately fell to her death from 15,500ft the day after her relationship ended, an inquest heard.
A cannonball recovered from the battlefield at Culloden has sold for almost £19,000 at auction. The cannonball, engraved with the words “Ogilvy Culloden 16 April 1746”, had been expected to sell for ...
The boy filmed himself wandering the corridors, including footage showing him superimposing a hand carrying a semi-automatic ...
Al-Haq lost a legal challenge against the Government in June over the export of fighter jet parts that can be used by Israel.
Spanish has become the most popular foreign language for GCSE students after overtaking French for the first time. The popularity of Spain as a holiday destination, as well as its standing as a ...
Official figures released on Thursday showed that UK state borrowing slowed to £1.1 billion in July, providing some relief for the Chancellor.
A watchdog has been urged to investigate the “dangerous shambles” of Afghan relocation data breaches after the Ministry of Defence reportedly admitted more than previously known. A freedom of ...
Figures published on Thursday showed the party’s membership was 333,235 at the end of last year – well down on its 532,046 members at the end of ...