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The stoppage was planned for Tuesday.

Stormont First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly took one over law around organic pet food.

Research suggests less than one in five of 18 to 24-year-olds trust politicians and more than four million under-35s could not be registered to vote.

English Heritage will help to investigate if the stones align with the Moon during the upcoming ‘major lunar standstill’.

The Duke of Sussex can now take his case directly to the Court of Appeal for the green light to bring an appeal.

Academics from the University of Leicester explored the impact of general practice on how long people live.

Flags were flown at half mast on civic buildings and football club sites throughout the day.

Strong winds have blown over a caravan, sent trampolines and tiles flying and knocked over fences and bins in the village of Knutton, Staffordshire.

The Prime Minister said he would call for restraint when he speaks to Benjamin Netanyahu.

Willie Limond took up boxing aged six and was preparing for a match on May 3 when he fell ill.

An average of 24,841 applications to vote were made per day in the week to April 14.

The Chancellor said Britain’s ‘improving position’ will help it support its allies at a time of ‘instability across the globe’.

A judge ruled that Sir Jonathan Cohen should not hear the case due to his membership of the male-only club.

A Private Members’ Bill is being introduced by former environment secretary Theresa Villiers.

Food waste charity FareShare made contact with more than 1,400 charities as part of their annual survey.

The decision has fuelled concerns about the resources available to the military at a time of global insecurity.

Britishvolt had proposed to build a £3.8 billion gigafactory on the site in Blyth, before the company collapsed early last year.

David Rolls is accused of misconduct in public office by forming a sexual relationship with a junior officer at Sussex Police.

An investigation found there has been between 11 and 23 instances of swabs being left behind in patient’s bodies every year since 2015.

The retired squadron leader survived being shot down during the Second World War.