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The former prime minister has announced he will join ex-net zero tsar Chris Skidmore’s company, Better Earth.

Flutter will still keep a secondary listing in London, meaning its shares could also be traded there.

The warning comes after two adults and one child were injured in an incident in a secondary school in Sheffield.

Caitlyn Scott-Lee, 16, was found dead at Wycombe Abbey school in Buckinghamshire on April 21 last year.

Sir David Sterling, former head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service, gave evidence to the Covid-19 Inquiry in Belfast on Wednesday.

Experts say more high-quality studies are needed to improve lifestyle recommendations for cancer survivors.

Eddie Lynch was giving evidence on the second day of the UK wide Covid-19 Inquiry sitting in Northern Ireland.

Children from The Birley Academy in Sheffield have described lying on the floor and under tables after the school was placed in lockdown.

Robbie Robson, who worked on a Qatari gas rig, was bludgeoned to death by colleague Scott Forrest.

William and Kate’s daughter, who is third in line to the throne, was born on May 2 2015.

An Irish minister claimed there had been a rise in the number of asylum seekers crossing the border from Northern Ireland.

The boy was killed and four other people were hurt in the horror in east London on Tuesday.

Both defendants deny killing 19-year-old Shawn Seesahai, who was pronounced dead at Stowlawn playing fields in Wolverhampton last year.

The 400-metre long MSC Loreto is capable of carrying 24,346 standard containers.

He must serve a minimum sentence of 13 years and 225 days for his crimes that took place between 2014 and 2023.

Experts have called for legislation that will aim to create a ‘smoke-free generation’ to pass through Parliament ‘swiftly’.

She is among a number of female journalists who did not land a chief presenter role when the BBC merged its international and domestic news channels.

Safe access zones were part of the Public Order Act which gained royal assent in May 2023.

The outgoing First Minister has urged his colleagues to judge his replacement on their policies, not their faith.

Labour argues the pledge to abolish national insurance contributions would amount to £46 billion and ‘puts people’s retirement at risk’.