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Boris Johnson has been warned he risks a Tory rebellion if new legislation fails to offer the ‘serious prospect’ of restoring Stormont powersharing.

The Home Office has refused to confirm the nationalities of those on board but only Rwandans are exempt from the policy.

Stewart Sexton, from Alnwick in Northumberland, was left without power for almost 11 days after Storm Arwen in November.

Universities minister Michelle Donelan said young people should not be ‘set up to fail’ by being drawn into courses they are not prepared for.

The book, which was printed almost 400 years ago, is one of under 20 left in private hands, according to auction house Sotheby’s.

The Government has revealed plans to introduce domestic legislation that would override parts of the Brexit deal for Northern Ireland.

Mr Justice Nicklin oversaw a preliminary hearing of the case at the High Court in London on Thursday.

Items in the possession of P&O Ferries are being ‘stored securely’ in offices, chief executive Peter Hebblethwaite said.

The move is also opposed by Conservative-run Surrey County Council.

The vessel capsized on Radford Lake in Lewdown, Okehampton, at 1.30pm on Wednesday.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced measures to help more people realise their dream of becoming homeowners.

The school is Scotland’s only to get to the final 10 of the prestigious Education World contest.

Irish foreign affairs minister Simon Coveney warned Boris Johnson against tabling legislation that would override aspects of the trade arrangements.

The four-year-old pulled faces and sat on the lap of family members at the Platinum Jubilee Pageant.

The figures confirm deaths are now on a clear downwards trend.

The average annual electricity cost of a popular small EV such as a Nissan Leaf or Renault Zoe is around £250.

John Bright’s decades-spanning career has seen him make costumes for films such as Pirates Of The Caribbean and The King’s Speech.

NHS workers are on the brink, after a ‘brutal decade’ of pay cuts which left them thousands of pounds worse off, unions warn.

The Duke of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers Limited over articles written after a separate hearing over his security arrangements.

The winner of the biennial award will be announced during a six-month exhibition of the contenders’ work.