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Rupert Murdoch’s News UK and Lord Rothermere’s DMG Media announced plans last October to combine their printing operations.

The Labour deputy leader will join Scottish party leader Anas Sarwar in East Lothian on Friday.

The Scottish Secretary told the Covid inquiry he ‘regrets’ the move, but he insisted he did not take Government decisions on messages.

Policymakers on the Monetary Policy Committee voted to hold rates at their near 16-year high for at least another month.

The information includes a recommendation to only make purchases from reputable sellers, and covers safe storage and charging.

The climate campaigner is on trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court.

On Wednesday, he released the video for his song, The Hollowman Come, featuring Sister.

Angus Robertson will outline the 10th paper of the Scottish Government’s pro-independence Building a New Scotland series.

Some 1,335 people arrived in the UK after making the journey from France in January, according to provisional Home Office data.

The shadow chancellor said she had heard the calls from company bosses to end the ‘chopping and changing’ seen under the Government.

Dylan Thomas is accused of murdering William Bush who died on December 24 last year in Cardiff.

All the items will be in their own showcase and clearly labelled.

The Scottish Secretary also claimed the former first minister ‘could cry from one eye if she wanted to’.

Tory MP Neil Hudson, a vet, said neutering young dogs could increase their risk for a range of medical conditions.

Flu infections this year are surging at a later point than last winter.

The Japanese macaque, who has been nicknamed Kingussie Kong, escaped his enclosure at Highland Wildlife Park at the weekend.

She also promised a room of 400 bosses at Labour’s business conference in London ‘stability’.

The scheme, introduced in 2017, introduced a national list of patients and divided them into categories based on how urgent their needs were.

Rob Dobson, director at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said: ‘The downturn in UK manufacturing continued at the start of 2024’.

Irish premier Leo Varadkar said he did not think there were any ‘red flags’ in the package struck to restore powersharing.