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Steve Witherden, a teacher since 2005, made his maiden speech during a debate on education and opportunity.

An inquest jury heard how Alison Clark died when her car was hit by a stolen BMW going the wrong way down a dual carriageway near Hull, killing four.

The Foreign Office said the initiative would set out a ‘bold new approach’ for the two countries to work together.

It is the highest number since comparable records began 17 years ago, according to PA news agency analysis of Home Office data.

Giovanni Pernice has strongly denied the actress’s claims of ‘unnecessary, abusive, cruel and mean’ behaviour.

Four men were arrested at Manchester Airport for affray and assault on emergency service workers, police said.

Maeve Boothby-O’Neill, 27, died at home in Exeter in October 2021 having suffered with the illness for the previous decade.

Sewage has been discounted as causing the surge in bacteria on July 10, according to the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (Sepa).

The monarch’s multi-million-pound net surplus from the landed estate is separate from the taxpayer-funded Sovereign Grant.

Part of the state-owned company’s remit will be to help develop offshore wind farms on the seabed, which is owned by the monarchy’s property firm.

Tech giant Google is launching a range of pilot schemes to help find ways to boost AI skills among workers in response to the new research.

The British rapper is also facing trial for allegedly using a hand-held mobile phone while driving a Rolls-Royce, court documents show.

Nearly one in four sportswomen in the squad were educated at a single-sex school, according to the Good Schools Guide.

He will leave the Monteverdi Choir and Orchestra following an allegation he hit a musician last year.

Kelly Reilly, 33, died following an attack by her pet dog on Monday.

The World Heritage Committee voted for an amendment that essentially rules out the monument being added to its list of threatened Unesco sites.

Thales UK will build the lightweight multirole missiles for the armed forces, helping to sustain 135 jobs in Belfast.

The duke agreed that his determination to seek justice against allegations of phone hacking was a ‘central piece’ in destroying family relationships.

Josh Pearson, 28, and Danielle Bamber, 24, died in the blaze in Blackpool.

The Prime Minister had claimed the Government inherited crisis and failure ‘absolutely everywhere’ from the Conservatives.