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Several groups are opposed to plans for the Stradey Park Hotel & Spa to host up to 241 asylum seekers.

Artists and famous faces from around the world have paid tribute to the Grammy-winning Irish singer and activist following her death aged 56.

One man said easyJet has ‘not been very helpful at all given they’ve got quite a substantial amount of our money’.

Cornwall Insight expects the average bill to fall to £1,860 in October before rising again to around £1,960 in January.

Around 22,000 British soldiers and civilians were involved in experimenting with plutonium and hydrogen bombs.

The figures came in the latest safety in custody statistics for England and Wales.

Essex Police are appealing for help locating 16-month-old Twiglet, who was stolen from her home in Catmere End, Saffron Walden.

Bone marrow transplants can be used to treat blood cell cancers and sometimes to cure certain other disorders.

The music producer for the Late Late Show TV programme said Sinead O’Connor ‘always nailed it, we were never let down by her’.

The Old Bailey heard how Jaswant Singh Chail told armed officers ‘I am here to kill the Queen’ on Christmas Day 2021.

The highest vacancy rates were in the North East and the Midlands, followed by Wales and Scotland, according to the BRC-LDC Vacancy Monitor.

Several charities welcomed the High Court’s ruling on Thursday.

Ian Noble, 41, claimed the company ‘valued money over the safety of their guests’.

Data obtained by drugs regulator the MHRA shows there were 25,721 admissions to England’s hospitals for allergies and anaphylaxis in 2022/23.

The Government needs to replace the current ‘outdated’ strategy, Yvette Cooper has said.

Britain’s air force is about to finish its four-month stint policing the Baltic Sea.

Accountant Ameet Shah saw all his accounts frozen earlier this year without notice or explanation.

The Government published statistics on last year’s energy production, which includes the proportion generated from renewables.

Research suggests some children are better at consolidating information during sleep, so they nap less frequently.

Workers at the site in Beith, North Ayrshire have already walked out for two days, with another three-day strike planned for early next month.