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A senior UK and Ireland executive said the company is well placed to lead a ‘foldable future’ in the smartphone market.

A 34-year-old woman has also been held by police in London on suspicion of assisting an offender.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said house prices are still expected to be higher in a year’s time.

Stephen Washington, 59, was one of five people shot dead by Jake Davison on August 12 last year in the Devon city.

The Handmaid’s Tale actress Madeline Brewer will also join the revival of the hit show as Sally Bowles from October 3 to January 28 2023.

Treasury minister argues it is ‘absolutely right’ for the new leader to consider ‘these options in the round’ when they take the reins.

The theory that the continents originally formed at sites of these collisions had been around for decades but with little evidence to support it.

Nadhim Zahawi was meeting with the Utility Regulator and Stormont ministers to discuss extending the UK-wide scheme to the region.

There are plenty of measures households can take to cut their energy usage now and get ready for ‘dire’ cost increases predicted for later this year.

Almost a million children will be asked to get a polio vaccine in the coming weeks.

Investigating Diana: Death In Paris will also look at how conspiracy theories about the crash proliferated.

The programme would ‘compel viewers to ask important questions about a watershed moment in recent British history’, Channel 4 said.

The Foreign Secretary said Beijing’s behaviour is threatening peace and stability in the region.

A drug commonly used for enlarged prostate glands could be used to treat the illness, University of Edinburgh researchers have found.

The Met Office has an amber warning in place for extreme heat from Thursday to Sunday.

The former footballer denies using controlling and coercive behaviour and assault.

The corporation admitted the clip of the Doctor Who and It’s A Sin writer criticising the Government’s plans to sell off Channel 4 was aired in error.

Unions have described it as a ‘summer of solidarity’.

The Advocate General for Scotland, Lord Stewart QC, has said the decision does not fall within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.

Agricultural workers have told of the impact of drought and rising costs.