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The Lib Dem leader rode a hobby horse around a series of jumps as he launched his party’s local election campaign.

The Teenage Cancer Trust warned that patients in the 13 to 24 age group were ‘often overlooked’.

Hundreds of saplings have been planted at the Duchy of Cornwall’s Wistman’s Wood.

New stopping areas have been added to stretches of the M1, M3, M4, M5, M20, M25 and M27.

The corporation issued the warning after two years when the licence fee was frozen.

Rab Thomson will launch the Scottish Postmasters for Justice and Redress Group on Wednesday.

Food prices overall are now 2.4% higher than last March, up from 2.1% in February, according to the BRC-NIQ Shop Price Index.

The Competition and Markets Authority said it was ‘concerned about the intensity’ of competition between fuel retailers.

The items include a Rolex watch belonging to a First World War officer, gold necklaces and several engraved pieces.

Micheal Martin also said he wants to see a ‘landing zone’ agreed to enable companies and the economy to ‘enjoy a bit of stability’.

Researchers said the technique could also be used for other wildlife, including seals, bats and bees.

Donald Trump’s tariff policy has sent ripples through the financial markets as investors assess what the impact will be on global trade.

Rebekah Vardy’s lawyers claim the amount she must pay in legal costs should be reduced.

Laura Stanley’s body was found by a member of the public in the River Mersey near Chorlton Water Park in Manchester.

Charles was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer in February 2024 and returned to public-facing duties last April.

Hasaan Arshad took his work mobile phone into a top secret area of GCHQ and connected the device to a top secret work station, it was alleged.

The 43-year old podcast host announced her split from her husband, musician Jesse Wood, in December.

One of the documents will lay out the ‘vision for reform and set out the strategic policy intent for health and social care’.

Unite members have rejected a pay offer by Stagecoach West Scotland which the union said amounted to ‘a basic four per cent increase for one year’.

Three quarters of the parents questioned said they are concerned about what their children are seeing, hearing or doing online.