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Tributes have been paid to Mr Wuga, who escaped Nazi Germany at just 15, settling in Glasgow.

Joanne Jobson, from Hartlepool, County Durham, works with children with disabilities and has been a carer for 17 years.

The party is preparing for a further push into traditional Conservative strongholds ahead of the general election.

The former Scottish health secretary breached parliamentary rules over a near-£11,000 iPad roaming charges bill.

The rock band were best known for their hit Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me), which went to number one in the UK charts in 1975.

The Education Policy Institute and education provider Renaissance analysed six million assessments taken by pupils from year three to nine in 2022/23.

But Cabinet minister Mark Harper made clear it is the Commons Speaker who selects which MPs can speak.

Transport Secretary Mark Harper said only that is the Government’s ‘intention’.

Transport Secretary Mark Harper also said the ‘froth’ about a potential May election was ‘always nonsense’.

Transport Secretary Mark Harper declined to comment on ‘hypotheticals’ regarding further donations from Frank Hester.

People travelled from as far away as Bolivia and China to see Ireland’s national parade.

The 59-year-old said the punishment ‘really hurt’.

The Department of Transport has published its Future of Flight Action Plan.

A bridge is being demolished and a new gantry installed.

The Watch Register said a recent surge in crime activity has driven a 236% increase in the number of watches registered across its platform.

Oli France will cycle and climb from Death Valley to Denali as part of a pioneering global challenge.

The Jourdain family, who are based in Eastbourne, spend their Sundays writing letters for those living with cancer.

Latvian foreign minister Krisjanis Karins said Britain should consider the model of ‘total defence’.

Paul Kelly, director of security at Microsoft UK, said that the UK is the second most attacked country in Europe.

The research, funded by Cancer Research UK, has found that PET scans can be used to diagnose and monitor cancer in a non-intrusive way.