NATIONAL NEWS

A variety of stories feature across Wednesday’s front pages.

The Ministry of Defence said an ‘anomaly occurred’ during a test firing but looked to assure that the nuclear deterrent remains ‘effective’.

A yellow rain warning is in place across south-west England and Wales from midnight until noon on Wednesday.

Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy suggested Labour could not back either the Government or SNP motion on the Israel-Hamas war.

The former prime minister will hold talks with Paraguayan President Santiago Pena and foreign minister Ruben Ramirez Lezcano.

London’s Palace Theatre hosted an evening featuring performances by Ukrainian poets, a ballerina and musicians in a show of support for the country.

The Queen will lead the royal family at St George’s Chapel on February 27 in honour of Constantine II, who died last year.

Restricted driving at night and limited passengers were among the solutions proposed to reduce high insurance costs for young motorists.

The husband will reveal their story to the media at Mitton Hall Hotel in Clitheroe on Wednesday.

Drivers travelled on average 4mph slower on main roads since the rollout of a new lower speed limit for built-up areas last year, figures show.

Which? previously reported the supermarket giant to the UK competition watchdog.

More than 3,000 doctors were expected to take part in the industrial action.

Camilla hosted a reception at Clarence House to mark the 15th anniversary of the Medical Detection Dogs charity of which she is patron.

The pharmaceutical firm revealed the deal, which is predominantly long-term bonus payments, in its latest annual report.

David Neal ‘breached’ the terms of his appointment and was informed his time in post was being immediately terminated.

The party is also calling for ‘arbitrary’ visa salary thresholds to be abandoned in order to help plug workforce gaps in the food sector.

The SNP at Westminster accused the Tories and Labour of blocking ‘Scotland’s entry to the green renewables goldrush’.

The company, which employs around 2,200 workers and has 198 UK stores, tumbled into administration last week.

Donald Patience was found dead last August in Greater Manchester.

Liwam Bereket’s unborn baby could not be saved after she was stabbed in the neck, prosecutors told Birmingham Crown Court on Tuesday.