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The TV presenter won a drawn out legal case against the taxman over whether she was an employee or a self-employed contractor.

A parliamentary motion tabled by SNP MPs notes that in Ireland Santa Claus is welcomed into Irish air space each year.

Leading health and patient organisations have issued a warning to the British Medical Association and Government.

The Irish deputy premier said that migration was a function of how the world was working or not working, and could not be prevented.

The chair of the UK Statistics Authority criticised the Prime Minister’s claims last month that debt is falling.

The £1.70 increase was described as a ‘missed opportunity’ to tackle child poverty by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

Deputy First Minister Shona Robison said she was prioritising health spending.

Abbi Taylor is accused of four counts of dumping bags of toxic materials, namely nappies containing human waste, at nurseries on South Tyneside.

Coroner Heidi Connor has sent a prevention of future deaths report to Ofsted and the Education Secretary.

LGBT+ charities have called the draft guidelines published by the Department for Education ‘unworkable’ and ‘dangerous’.

US servicewoman Mikayla Hayes denies causing Matthew Day’s death by careless driving.

The Royal College of Physchiatrists said the Scottish Government has failed to meet its own target.

The Welsh Government said it was forced to make ‘stark and painful’ choices for its draft budget for 2024-25.

The Scottish Deputy First Minister announced changes to the income tax regime in Scotland, including a new advance tax rate.

It is alleged he committed the offence while acting as a power of attorney for a woman named Margaret Mary Jarvis.

Deputy First Minister Shona Robison has outlined the Scottish Government’s tax and spending plans.

Owen Thompson has called for strikers who were convicted to receive pardons under a new Act of Parliament.

Bidirectional charging could enable families to charge cars when electricity costs are lowest and use it in their home at peak times.

Emmanuel Odunlami died after being attacked near St Paul’s Cathedral in London on May 1 last year.

The Cabinet minister has faced questions over what he knew about Baroness Mone’s links to a firm that supplied faulty PPE during the pandemic.