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There were 300,000 searches made to piracy sites that allow you to download text from books in September, Perlego said.

The substantive hearings in the independent inquiry relating to Afghanistan are due to begin on Monday.

Cleaners, security guards and other members of staff with the PCS union will walk out from Monday.

Mark Harper said he was ‘happy to be judged’ on alternative plans for the money that would have been spent on HS2.

Nathanel Young, who went to school in London, was serving in the Israeli army when he was killed.

Steve Rotheram said there was a ‘buzz’ about the Labour Party similar to 1996.

As Labour’s conference began in Liverpool, Sir Keir said he had plans to fix the NHS, grow the economy and build more homes.

Parts of Scotland have been warned to ‘stay alert, not stand down’ while the south of the UK enjoys dry weather.

The Labour leader said the scheme would only ever impact a very small proportion of migrants.

Police patrols have been increased in London after videos were shared on social media which appeared to show people celebrating the attack on Israel.

The TV star did not return for the latest series of the ITV talent contest.

The group was started in 2022, inspired by a holiday to Bansko, Bulgaria.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) has 54 flood warnings in place.

It will bring to a close one of the largest high street failures in recent years, with almost all of Wilko’s 12,500 workers being made redundant.

It can carry out highly complex functions, and is predicted to create new jobs in the Scottish capital.

The force used data taken from the platform to identify criminals, solve murders and tackle the drug trade.

Professor Arif Ahmed said being shocked and offended is an ‘important part of education’.

The PA news agency looks at what led to Wilko’s collapse and what the future could still hold for the company.

The coins were believed to have belonged to clan chief Alasdair Ruadh ‘Maclain’ MacDonald, who was a victim of Glencoe Massacre.

Hamas’ attack on Israel dominates the front pages.