Scottish Labour says it will support an SNP motion at Holyrood despite a row between the parties over a proposed amendment from Anas Sarwar’s party.
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Their phones are off and relatives say the lack of contact is ‘out of character’.
A new report has revealed the ‘shocking state of UK bathing waters’, which could result in dozens of popular swimming locations being deemed ‘poor quality’.
Technology to lower working hours could also reduce widespread mental health illnesses and physical ailments associated with overwork, the research found.
James and Jade Partington, along with their three children, only moved into the home in May.
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‘…Over time, we can and we will cut taxes,’ the Prime Minister has said.
Auctioneer Jean-Pierre Osenat said the hat was one of Napoleon’s trademarks.
Gangsters who idolised Al Pacino’s Scarface mob boss have been jailed for a total of more than 70 years for running drugs.
Autumn Statement: Hunt does not rule out income tax cuts Jeremy Hunt has not ruled out cutting income tax in the upcoming Autumn Statement, as he says economic growth was his priority. The chancellor is finalising the government’s spending plans, which will be released on Wednesday. He will be looking to revive a stagnant economy and is considering reducing taxes on income, inheritance and businesses. Hunt told the BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme his speech would focus on removing barriers to growth. Hunt said he wanted to put the UK on “the path of lower taxes” but would “only…
Ofsted ‘seen as toxic’ and schools should ‘self-evaluate’ instead, says inquiry An inquiry has said Ofsted inspectors should not be in classrooms and the whole system needs “a big change.” The Beyond Ofsted inquiry called for “transformational” alteration to school inspections. The inquiry is being chaired by former schools minister Lord Jim Knight and funded by the National Education Union. The report recommended that schools should instead be responsible for their own improvement plans. Ofsted said inspections are needed but Lord Knight’s inquiry said Ofsted was now seen as “toxic” and “not fit for purpose” and was in need for…
The suspect has been charged with attempted murder and possession of a bladed article.
The confrontation spiralled with a row over potatoes and croquettes taking place.
He has previously denied all allegations.
Anton Hull, 21, had spent the evening drinking rum and lager at a pub in Somerset.
Rhyddion, from Port Talbot, Wales, reportedly dealt with addiction and had been taking prescription medication for his ADHD.
Crime and Policing Minister, Chris Philp MP said Pegasus was part of a new ‘zero-tolerance’ approach to shoplifting.
As my friend kissed my baby, I was hit by paralysing fear.
The public are being asked to report any sightings of the rubber balls on the coastline.
Elementor #564841November 19, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sunday Telegraph – PM deploys Whitehall officials to Rwanda as revolt grows Rishi Sunak is sending officials to Rwanda as he tries to fight off an escalating Tory rebellion over his small boats policy, according to the Sunday Telegraph.The Home Office officials out will help in delivering training and helping with casework – so that the government can press ahead with its plan to send some asylum seekers there.The paper also carries a picture of Nigel Farage liberally caked in mud as the former Ukip leader carries…
Several of the Sunday papers speculate about what will be in Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement.
Officers were called to a property on Anderson Drive in Elgin, Moray, at around 7.20pm on Thursday.
Multiple eyewitnesses have reported that police have shut down the area.
The Public Accounts Committee committee chair said they were ‘chilling reminders of absolute catastrophe averted through sheer luck’.
‘The images of suffering will live in my mind forever.’
