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The Prime Minister is under investigation over a possible failure to declare his interests.

The figures come as many major firms have been faced with high-profile breaches in the past 12 months.

Unite said 750 of its members have voted for strike action after rejecting a 6% pay offer and a one-off lump sum of £1,300.

The climate group said it has no plans to disrupt the event, despite the final stretch of the race intersecting with its planned protest.

Ucas could reduce the number of choices that applicants can make as demand for places grows, Cambridge University admissions director says.

Cabinet Office minister Oliver Dowden warned that the ‘cyber equivalent of the Wagner group’ posed a serious threat to the UK.

Research for the Royal College of Psychiatrists showed women were being paid 6% less than their male colleagues.

The rare Przewalski’s foal was born on April 13.

The FirstGroup-owned company’s passengers have suffered from widespread delays and cancellations over the past year.

Inflation dropped to 10.1% in March after a surprise rise took it to 10.4% in the previous month.

Doctors at University Hospital Southampton are trialling a finger-prick test to be carried out at home.

The owner of Amstel and Birra Moretti said average selling prices were 12% higher in the latest quarter compared with the previous year.

Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Stephen Watson said the label is unhelpful and misunderstood by members of the public.

The Cross of Wales will be seen by millions as it is carried into Westminster Abbey on May 6.

Small Business Britain revealed that disabled founders were being held back despite an abundance of skill and ambition.

Tony Danker said his name had been wrongly associated with separate claims, including rape, which allegedly happened before he joined the CBI.

But it made clear that the current leaders of the school inspire confidence that it is now committed to child protection.

Harbour bosses said ‘good progress’ was being made following the leak of reservoir fluid on March 26.

The Unite union is balloting its NHS members on the Government’s pay offer, with the result due on April 28, but is preparing more industrial action.

Home buyers’ worries about rising living costs persist and sellers are open to negotiation, housing market experts said.