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The Labour-led motion against the Government will be held on Wednesday afternoon.

Negotiations between Israel and Hamas over a ceasefire agreement have been taking place.

The German discount chain said it is offering a finder’s fee to people who can help it identify sites for new stores.

Chief Superintendent Stuart Bell said he did not believe the incident was a targeted attack.

Bertie Ahern said that if he had been snubbed by British officials, he would ‘tell them the next meeting is in Kerry’.

Charles looked relaxed and in good spirits during a visit to University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre.

Macmillan Cancer Support chief Gemma Peter said the King’s first engagement was encouraging for people who have the disease.

The consumer healthcare group is aiming to close the site on a phased basis over the next two years.

Avanti West Coast has added 10 new routes to its Superfare programme.

Meanwhile, Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross said the job to oust Humza Yousaf was done as he withdrew the motion against him.

The Prime Minister opened the Society of Editors 25th anniversary conference on Tuesday with a keynote speech.

Prescriptions are free in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Some 112 homicides were recorded by the Metropolitan Police in 2023, 72 of which involved a knife.

The UK-wide inquiry’s hearings in Belfast will run for three weeks.

The Irish premier called for a sense of calm and said everyone needed ‘to take a deep breath and just be very factual’.

Scientists say there is the urgent need to address destructive fishing practices globally.

There were 145,800 children in temporary accommodation as of the end of December last year.

Charles has been receiving treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer since early February.

The 3,000-passenger liner is due to dock in her home port on Tuesday night.

Home sales across the UK also increased in March, for the third month in a row.