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A source told US magazine People there is no sign of a rapprochement between the father and son.

The National Education Union leader has called on the Government to take the ‘necessary steps to avoid a confrontation’ with the teaching profession.

Birmingham needs to ‘get back to normal’, the council’s bin boss said as residents report seeing ‘cat-sized’ rats and workers fear losing their homes.

Aftab Baig, 47, from Glasgow, was part of a fraud which saw bogus claims made against the Leeds branches of the bakery chain.

Ofgem chief executive Jonathan Brearley was speaking weeks after the Chancellor vowed to cut red tape across the UK to promote growth.

The memorandum of understanding will grant inquiry access to material held by the Irish administration.

David Glover, who was jailed for 20 months in 2023, was given a 15-month suspended sentence after further victims saw his case reported in the news.

Gilson Martins, 23, attacked his 16-year-old victim in Stockport.

A consensus of economists has predicted that Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation will come in at 2.7% for March.

The former first minister met the first lady of Turkey at a meeting of global donors in the country’s largest city.

The Business Secretary said new technology and facilities may be part of a long-term viable future.

Surfers Against Sewage has accused Scottish Water of ‘inaction’ over the reporting of sewage discharges.

A school worker from Birmingham says the stench from piling rubbish has been making her asthma worse.

But the Business Secretary added that the dispute over the North Lincolnshire site was because of ‘one specific company’.

GambleAware urged people to ‘open up’ after a survey suggested 67% of the public believe there is still stigma around gambling harms.

Firms were collectively set a target of a 40% reduction in pollution incidents but instead recorded a 30% increase, Surfers Against Sewage said.

Local authority staff could stage industrial action amid a dispute over a 3% pay offer described by Unison as ‘pitiful’.

Nigel Farage has said he will ‘go to war’ with the National Education Union if his party wins the next General Election.

Pictures show people wearing blankets, life jackets and orange covers coming into Dover on an RNLI lifeboat on Tuesday.

Among those gathered was Marjorie Wilson whose grandfather died in the maritime disaster in 1912.