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It was the first Commons rebellion for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

The Sovereign Grant financial report published on Wednesday revealed the aircraft will arrive in 2024-25, with the plan approved by the Treasury.

The House of Commons voted 363 to 103, majority 260, to reject the amendment tabled in the name of SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn.

The cap was introduced in 2015 by then-Conservative chancellor George Osborne.

Some 2,300 official royal engagements were carried out in the UK and overseas despite the health challenges of the royal family over the past year.

Eluned Morgan is expected to be the next first minister of Wales, after no other contenders entered the race.

Carbon capture and storage is central to Government plans to reach the UK’s legally binding net zero target by 2050.

David Lammy will seek to reinforce the UK’s commitment to a trade deal on his first trip to India as Foreign Secretary.

A Palace official said there were no new tenants in the Grade II listed Crown Estate home.

Shockat Adam, MP for Leicester South, claimed to be only the second optometrist to become an MP.

Duchy of Cornwall accounts showed the prince’s annual income, the first year he has been entitled to the full profits of the estate.

The officer, who was attacked at HMP Frankland in Durham just after 11am on Tuesday, suffered critical injuries in the attack.

Health Minister Eluned Morgan looks to be running unopposed in the race to replace Vaughan Gething as First Minister.

It is unclear what the allegations refer to.

Ben Spencer, who has chosen to send his children to private school, branded the Labour Government’s proposal an ‘awful policy’.

The five-day state visit in late autumn 2023 involved travel costs of £166,557.

Christine Jardine described the Edinburgh Fringe as ‘vital’ to the Scottish capital but warned the immigration system had harmed the arts.

The meeting at the Department for Transport (DfT) on Tuesday will be followed by further talks in the coming weeks.

Sir Keir Starmer hosted King Abdullah II of Jordan at Downing Street.

The Rt Rev Justin Welby argued that shareholders have made ‘extraordinary returns’ by way of ‘financial engineering’.