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Some 75% of reported burglaries were closed without a suspect being identified, according to figures provided by 19 forces across the country.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that Mr Biden had accepted the invitation during a recent telephone call.

Rishi Sunak wrote about the lessons he learned from the Tory former chancellor.

An investigation will be carried out into undercover footage of him detailing how he could help a bogus investment fund.

Rishi Sunak said any extension of compensation would need to wait for the full inquiry report to be published.

Constituency boundary changes meant the Home Secretary had to go up against a fellow Tory MP to represent the new seat at the next election.

Launching on April 6 at the Southbank Centre, the collection marks half a century since the 1973 release of the musician’s sixth studio album.

Labour highlighted figures showing the rape victim drop-out rate doubling since 2015.

The CanPredict tool works by examining existing patient health records.

The former first minister said she had ‘no prior knowledge of Police Scotland’s action’ around the arrest of Peter Murrell.

MPs are barred from carrying out paid lobbying or advising on how to influence Parliament in exchange for money.

Academics said that limiting sugar intake can have significant health benefits.

The Secretary of State will set the budget for Northern Ireland in the absence of Stormont Executive Ministers.

The Government has been told that amending the definition of sex could make the law on women-only spaces clearer.

Researchers say there is no reliable way of testing how well babies are hearing through their hearing aids between the ages of three and seven months.

The royals visited North Yorkshire market town Malton in Camilla’s first engagement since her new title of Queen Camilla was unveiled.

The company said the coke ovens, situated at its integrated steelmaking site in Scunthorpe, are reaching the end of their operational life.

Police officers with spades were seen in the back garden of Nicola Sturgeon and Peter Murrell’s Glasgow home.

Hollie Dance, of Southend, Essex, has asked the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to consider Archie’s case.

In January, a judge concluded that a nearly 40-year-old piece of legislation did not provide a right to wild camp on Dartmoor.