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Kar Hao Teoh, 40, who worked at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, Essex, was a tourist in Cape Town when he was killed.

A Greek silver coin, a 4th-century Roman coin and a German coin disappeared from the museum in April 2014.

The budget chain said half-year underlying earnings leapt 48% to £104.5 million, buoyed by demand surrounding big name events.

Unite said it has now secured eight pay deals at the airport without going ahead with strike action.

More than 30,800 students are receiving their GCSE results on Thursday.

Ireland, the main country for UK central heating exports, has a phase-out date of 2025 for gas boilers.

Ex-police chief Jon Boutcher is heading Operation Kenova into the activities of the British Army’s top agent within the Provisional IRA.

Hundreds of thousands of teenagers across the country received their GCSE exam results on Thursday.

The veteran broadcaster’s son, director Mike Parkinson, said his father was ‘constantly questioning’ himself despite his onscreen confidence.

The gender gap for the highest grades is the narrowest since 2009.

The summer-long exhibition also aims to counter a lack of visibility of black people spending time at coastal spots.

The company produces more oil and gas from the UK’s North Sea than any other company.

Graham Stewart, Kenny Sinclair and Ronnie Black have been described as the ‘the toy boys of old folk’s homes’.

Oakley Farms in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, is set to double its previous production record, up to 11,000 this year from around 5,500 in 2020.

Louie collected the Ironman-themed Hero Arm this week and can move its mechanical fingers by using muscles in his arm to press buttons inside.

Standards Commissioner Daniel Greenberg concluded that the breach was ‘inadvertent’.

The Normal People star and former Strictly champion will go head to head in the best West End debut performer category later this year.

Thursday’s schedule will see panel discussions heads of BBC, Amazon Prime Video, Sky and Channel 4.

Reports of dog cruelty have risen by more than a quarter in the years 2020 to 2022, the charity said.

Glyn Razzell, 64, was found guilty of murdering his estranged wife, Linda, 41, in 2003 and sentenced to life in prison.