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The Scottish Liberal Democrats said Mr Swinney must set out how he will overhaul government transparency.

The victim has lost hearing in one ear and had to stop work following the attack, officers said as they search for two suspects.

Rod Hull tumbled from a ladder outside his bungalow in Winchelsea, East Sussex, in 1999.

Southern Water said the disruption to homes in St Leonards-on-Sea and some areas of Hastings is expected to continue into the weekend.

Thursday’s election was the first time many voters in England and Wales had to present ID to vote.

Here are the stories leading the daily newspapers this Saturday.

John Swinney is likely to become the third first minister in just over a year next week.

According to reports, any potential meeting is unlikely to include the Prince of Wales.

The Prime Minister claimed the Tories ‘have everything to fight for’ despite counting widespread losses on Friday.

Police said they were called at around 8.40am on Thursday to reports of people obstructing a coach, which was parked outside a hotel in Peckham.

Ben Houchen’s reprieve win in the Tees Valley mayoral election may yet be enough for Rishi Sunak to stave off a Tory rebellion.

Losses in Oxford, Oldham, Manchester and Rochdale appeared to signal discontent among voters with Labour’s approach to the conflict.

In a now-deleted tweet, posted on Tuesday, Fox shared a compromising image of Kaur.

William will carry out engagements in Newquay on Thursday May 9 and on the Isles of Scilly on Friday May 10.

The costumed individuals held up a banner reading ‘Make this Conservative Government history’, suggesting the Tories’ time in power was over.

Yvette Cooper conceded there had been a backlash against Labour’s stance on Gaza amid otherwise positive local election results.

Delegates at the NAHT annual conference will debate a motion on inspection, calling for all routes to be explored to ‘safeguard leaders’ lives’.

The UK Covid-19 Inquiry had previously been told that handwritten notes of the meeting on July 2 2020 had not been located.

The Labour leader hailed his party’s win in the York and North Yorkshire mayoral election, in an area he called ‘the heart of Tory territory’.

Essex Police said that the 36-year-old suspect, from Witham, who was arrested on Wednesday has since been bailed.