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Students with even just one suspension are, on average, not achieving a ‘standard pass’ in GCSE English and maths, according to a think tank paper.

Shareholders said they are concerned over regulatory, reputational and legal risks as well as public health impacts associated with less healthy food.

Richard Basson denies the murder of Carrie Slater, who died in hospital two days after suffering ‘unsurvivable’ brain injuries.

Instagram influencer Chloe Othen claims she was punched, strangled and dragged along the floor by her hair by Ricky Lawrence.

The Labour leader pressed Rishi Sunak about Frank Hester, the top Tory donor caught up in allegations of making racist remarks.

The Wexford native and BBC presenter died last week aged 32 following a short illness.

The 36-year-old and partner Mark Gordon deny manslaughter by gross negligence.

Felicia became a viral sensation after playing the role of The Unknown at the botched Willy Wonka event in Glasgow.

The NHS safety watchdog said patient safety could be put at risk.

The figures come from the latest available data published by the Electoral Commission.

Scottish Labour said Scots would be ‘appalled’ if the funds from Frank Hesterare are used north of the border.

Lynda Chenery and Mark Woods were convicted over their involvement in TQ Tickets Ltd, which ‘exploited the love and passion’ of music fans.

Christina Robinson, 30, denies murdering her son Dwelaniyah Robinson at the family home in Durham.

Mark Drakeford, Wales’ outgoing First Minister, criticised the former prime minister’s leadership and failure to chair meetings during the pandemic.

February’s report indicates ‘some grounds for encouragement around the sales market’, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said.

The accounts showed the retailer’s parent company had net debts of £8.5 billion at the end of October last year.

A report from Historic England found paving slabs and stone troughs are popular targets for criminals.

EEG scans also reveal an increase in brainwaves associated with heightened concentration.

The restrictions are being rolled out in India ahead of voters in the world’s largest democracy going to the polls.

The businessman from Leeds has reportedly made huge sums from contracts with the Department of Health and Social Care.