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Toddlers and a grandmother took part in the unusual announcement of the squad for the Cricket World Cup.

Mark Drakeford said cutting speed from 30mph to 20mph would protect lives and claimed it would save the NHS in Wales £92 million a year

The study found the benefits of having a hobby were relatively universal, with only small differences between countries.

Dame Rachel de Souza said now is a ‘really big moment for us as a nation to support our children and back our children’.

Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said last October that the number of officers and staff being sacked was ‘massively under-engineered’.

EIS-Fela members at New College Lanarkshire walked out on Monday.

The First Minister spoke after the Lord Advocate made clear it was ‘not in the public interest’ to prosecute users of such a facility with possession.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said the next few weeks would be crucial in talks between the two sides.

Emma Whitfield spoke out after Home Secretary Suella Braverman suggested the animals could be prohibited following an attack in Birmingham.

The company which owns the south London music venue proposed a number of new safety measures as it fights to restore its licence.

Professor Sir Ian Wilmut was described as ‘a titan of the scientific world’ after his death.

But it comes as separate research linked vaping to chronic stress in older teenagers and young adults.

Humza Yousaf reassured the public that appropriate mitigations have been in place for years.

The Labour leader insisted there is ‘a lot of common ground’ with trade unions.

Dame Sharon White, chairwoman of the John Lewis Partnership, said some UK towns and cities have become ‘shells of their former selves’.

The German manufacturer said it will transform its plant in Oxford to enable production of two new electric Mini models to begin in 2026.

Shakira Spencer, 35, was ‘treated like a slave’, jurors have heard.

Forestry England said the wet spring with heatwaves in the summer could mean trees are red, gold and orange for longer.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer told pupils at an east London secondary school that oracy skills would help them in their future careers and lives.

It means redundancies now look likely for all 12,500 staff at the historic high street chain.