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Engineers are expected to return on Thursday morning to carry out the remaining work.

Healthcare Improvement Scotland has urged Scots to use the service more proactively to help identify potentially harmful effects.

The winning numbers were 17, 31, 47, 05, 58 and 09, while the bonus number was 35.

One person suffered minor injuries from the incident, which occurred at around 1.40pm on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, the Charity Commission published a report into the episode criticising all sides for making the fallout public.

Police were called to Dynevor Road early on Tuesday after gunshots were heard.

The Scottish Labour leader said he speaks to the Prime Minister every two or three weeks.

Angela Constance said 98% of the 71,000 homes that lost power in Scotland have since been restored.

Lines with the warning ‘Mind the Grab’, inspired by London Underground’s ‘Mind the Gap’ catchphrase, aim to raise awareness among pedestrians.

One person from the aircraft suffered minor injuries from the incident, which occurred at around 1.40pm on Wednesday.

Relatives of Suzanne Pilley and Arlene Fraser issued a joint statement in Glasgow on Wednesday.

Warwickshire’s police and crime commissioner has written to the Home Secretary asking for revised guidance as soon as possible.

Mr Vance and his family will begin their summer holiday this Friday with a stay at Chevening, the Foreign Secretary’s Grade I-listed mansion in Kent.

Ruth Szymankiewicz died after she was left unsupervised at a children’s mental health hospital by an inexperienced agency worker.

Sir Keir Starmer said he felt a duty ‘as a Prime Minister’ and ‘as a dad’ to call out the likes of Andrew Tate.

The IPPR said it feels ‘fair’ to ask the ‘highly profitable’ industry to contribute more.

Defend Our Juries said more than 500 people have committed to holding ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’ signs on Saturday.

Devon and Cornwall Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident.

Lady Portia Di’Monte said the event at Holywood Arches Library on Friday had included a reading from The Chronicles of Narnia and Dear Zoo.

Conservationists say it is ‘a moment we’ve all been hoping for’ in efforts to reintroduce red-billed choughs to the county.