Man, 42, in critical condition as police arrest 27-year-old who was allegedly driving SUV that struck pair in Doonside
Headlines from the conflict following Putin's invasion of the Eastern European country.
Rwanda and royalty feature prominently on Tuesday’s front pages.
MPs have called for accessible product design, including for bank cards and websites, to empower disabled consumers ‘by default’.
The annual Alarm survey found that local authorities expect to fix 2.0 million potholes in the current financial year.
The expansion of the UK’s grid will need to be the biggest since the supergrid roll-out of the 1950s to meet demand, a report said.
Footage obtained by The Sun showed the princess and William at the local business on Saturday.
Jacob Graham was convicted of seven terror offences last month
The findings were part of a report published by the Alan Turing Institute.
The Chancellor will vow to ‘reject managed decline’ in a key pre-election message to the business and economic community.
More than 50 leading economists and campaign groups warned the Bank is slipping behind other major central banks.
The steel group said it had been forced to make the closures earlier than previously planned because they can no longer be run safely.
The former Labour politician died from a brain tumour in 2018.
Dentists have called on the Government to show how the plan will lead to 2.5 million more appointments.
The research shows the most expensive area is inner London where the average cost is £218 per week.
The survey asked 2,000 young people between eight and 17 in England and Wales.
Social media manager Noya Lee says Gen Z struggles with ‘everything’ but going straight into the workforce has given her confidence
The Duke and Duchess of Sussexes’ profiles have been shortened on the Royal family’s website.
A Labour MP has apologised for swearing in the Commons chamber on Monday night during voting on the Government’s Rwanda Bill.
Former military officer James Sunderland said uniforms and equipment which would otherwise be disposed of would be useful to cadet units.
Dwight D Opperman Foundation had planned to give award named for late supreme court justice to Tesla chief and News Corp mogul
Rishi Sunak faces a showdown with the Lords on Wednesday over his Rwanda Bill after he used his Commons majority to reverse their amendments to his flagship legislation.
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