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James Cleverley said the UK’s Crisis Response Hub is working to support at least 35 Britons caught up in the disaster.

Money invested in the bonds will help to finance green projects, such as preventing pollution and using energy more efficiently, NS&I said.

The Education Secretary, Scottish Greens education spokesman and Cosla finance spokeswoman will see their constituencies hit by strikes.

The centre says that despite the increase in recorded crimes and assessments, child abuse is under-reported.

The Government is looking for its fifth housing minister in the space of 12 months.

Proposed new powers include the ability for law enforcement agencies to seize IP addresses and domains.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the Government is unlikely to reach its waiting list targets this year.

Carrick previously admitted 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape.

Mr Sharp insisted he acted ‘in good faith’ as a ‘go-between’ for Mr Johnson’s cousin Sam Blyth and the Cabinet Secretary.

Mr Looney has revealed a plan to funnel an extra billion dollars (£830 million) every year into oil and gas projects until the end of the decade.

The ads for The Muff Liquor Company, seen in July, featured Whitmore drinking alcohol while dancing energetically.

The former PM said he was ‘baffled’ how the post-Brexit treaty was agreed in its current form.

George Pattison was found dead with his wife Emma Pattison, 45, and their daughter Lettie.

Chief executives from NatWest Group, Barclays UK, HSBC UK and Lloyds Banking Group appeared before the Treasury Committee.

The Deputy First Minister said some minor spending pledges will potentially be delayed to next year.

Jared O’Mara, 41, represented the constituency of Sheffield Hallam from 2017 to 2019.

The Wildlife Trusts said HS2 Ltd is using an accounting tool that is ‘untested, out of date and fundamentally flawed’.

Romario Henry and Ali Sesay targeted the Olympic star’s home in Ongar, Essex.

The Treasury and the Bank of England are designing a ‘digital pound’ which could be launched by the end of the decade.

Surrey Police have not released details of the cause of death but said investigators are confident no one else was involved.