NATIONAL NEWS

A report into women affected by changes in the state pension age dominates the front pages of Friday’s newspapers.

The cinema closed in October 2022 but a campaign to reopen it was backed by screen stalwarts and the UK Government.

Labour’s deputy leader said there were ‘no rules broken’ over the sale of her former council house in 2015.

The partnership with Australian firm ASC, forms part of the Aukus partnership between the UK, Australia and the US.

Luke D’Wit, who befriended and worked for Stephen and Carol Baxter, later changed their will to make him a director of their shower mat company.

Officials have escalated the matter to the Cabinet Office’s ethics unit, which has discussed it with Steve Barclay, according to the BBC.

The Labour leader said he believed the flag was a ‘unifier’ and insisted the sporting brand should reconsider the decision to modify it.

Rape victims would also be offered specialist support advisers to sit alongside them while giving evidence in court.

Left Bank Pictures chief executive Andy Harries said Netflix and other streamers have changed the game for the television industry.

The Scottish Government said ‘head teachers should be empowered to take any action they deem necessary’ including restricting mobile phone usage.

Channel 4 news presenter Cathy Newman watched footage of her own image superimposed on to pornography and said it felt like a violation.

Police believe he was murdered in a random attack.

Once in the country, the drugs were taken to a farm near Mold in Flintshire.

Peers will consider the Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill on Friday March 22.

It comes after claims that up to three people could have been involved in trying to access the Princess of Wales’ private medical records.

He will partake in a conversation with filmmaking legends, the Russo brothers.

Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton, the chief of the air staff, said the UK knows ‘how powerful the few can be against the many’.

Mr Gething has promoted his leadership rival Jeremy Miles.

A number of other senior party colleagues have ruled themselves out of the running to replace Leo Varadkar.

A second machine reached the end of its 10-mile journey under the Chiltern Hills.