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An examination of the computer revealed information which was relied on by the prosecution.

Swiss bank UBS said it plans to run down the investment bank division of Credit Suisse as part of its merger plans.

The FTSE 100 dropped by almost 2% to its lowest since November on Monday but recovered back to positive territory during a choppy session.

Research published in The Lancet suggested 156 deaths a year in Scotland have been saved by the policy.

The former prime minister is expected to offer a robust defence when he appears before MPs to give evidence.

Worry about immigration has risen by 75% but almost twice as many people said inflation is a major concern, the Ipsos survey revealed.

The exhibition will showcase the range of sitters who Yevonde photographed, from the royal family to film stars.

Millions of broadband and mobile phone customers can expect to face monthly bill increases of at least 14% from April.

A review by Baroness Louise Casey found the Metropolitan Police failed to protect the public from police officers who abuse women.

The Government said it backs the regulator’s new proposed powers.

Ian Paisley spoke out ahead of the first Commons vote on an element of the Windsor Framework agreed by the EU and UK.

Henry Dimbleby quit following frustration at Tory inaction on the issue of obesity

Councils in England and Wales said they only received two-thirds of what they needed during the current financial year to tackle potholes.

The app, owned by Chinese internet company ByteDance, has beens banned on Government phones amid fears of sensitive data being accessed.

The £16m Ad Gefrin attraction in Wooler, Northumberland, has created 50 full-time jobs following a major investment by the Ferguson family.

A new study found a link between young people viewing self-harm material and harm but further studies are needed.

Analysis of economic impact found the university adds nearly £30 billion to the UK economy every year.

The result is due to be announced on March 27.

The emergency takeover of Credit Suisse has failed to quell the crisis of confidence in the global banking sector.

Shares in London’s top banks fell by as much as 7% on Monday morning.