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Mr Yousaf signed the formal resignation letter to the King at the Scottish Parliament.

Shaima Dallali says she was ‘pleased’ to resolve the situation and put the matter behind her.

Study shows these great apes continue to learn and hone their tool-using skills well into adulthood.

The baby camel has been named Sally.

Vaughan Gething may have misled the UK Covid-19 Inquiry when he denied intentionally deleting WhatsApp messages, leaked messages appear to show.

Peter Hebblethwaite also admitted earning £508,000 last year including bonuses.

The professional dancer said she found a lump in her breast months after she started checking them, following a CoppaFeel! trek.

Marcus Arduini Monzo allegedly ran up behind Daniel Anjorin and slashed him in the neck and chest as the youngster was walking to school.

A new strain of the animal disease, which is spread by midges, is expected to re-enter Britain through infected insects blown on the wind.

The shadow chancellor accused the Government of ‘gaslighting’ the public by claiming Britain had ‘turned a corner’.

Mothin Ali said he has been subject to ‘hate and hostility’ since he shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ as he was elected to Leeds City Council on Friday.

Commercial and civil engineering helped drive growth for the wider construction industry.

Farmers have been urged to be vigilant in the face of the animal disease which affects livestock including sheep and cattle and is spread by midges.

Jessica Higgs, 20, pleaded guilty to two charges of causing by death by careless driving while under the influence of drugs.

Humza Yousaf will officially tender his resignation to the King, paving the way for Holyrood to vote for John Swinney to succeed him.

Growth remained driven largely by fleet buyers.

US giants Nvidia and Microsoft are among the firms to have contributed to the round of funding.

Cabinet minister Mel Stride claimed Conservative voters had stayed away on May 2 but could be persuaded to return at the general election.

Reports have suggested China was behind the hack on a third-party database.

Nearly 12,000 people saw their savings trapped when the London Capital and Finance scheme collapsed in 2019.