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The William Hill Championship club has been granted alcohol licences by South Ayrshire Council.

Stephanie Peacock said moves to reverse the ban, which has been in place since 1985, do not fall within the scope of the Football Governance Bill.

The Princess of Wales will join her husband as well as the King and Queen at Windsor Castle for the glittering event.

French President Emmanuel Macron addressed MPs and peers during his state visit to the UK.

The Government will respond ‘properly’ to Sir Wyn’s recommendations by the inquiry’s October 10 deadline, minister Gareth Thomas pledged.

Resident doctor members of the British Medical Association have taken industrial action 11 times since 2022.

West Midlands Police said the body has been formally identified and are continuing to appeal for information about the 34-year-old’s alleged murder.

The 60-year-old had stepped away from hosting the BBC cooking competition last year amid allegations of misconduct.

NIE Networks have said mitigations will be put in place.

Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Lidl are among those calling on ministers to enact promised due diligence laws that effectively ban forest-risk commodities.

Speaking at the Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, the Foreign Secretary admitted the impact of previous measures was ‘not sufficient’.

Euan Johnston, 26 died after he was shot while sitting in his car at traffic lights in Glasgow.

The long length of high metal railing has provoked controversy at Westminster with concerns it ‘cuts off sightlines’ to potential attackers.

A survey by the Neurological Alliance of Scotland found more than half of adults with neurological conditions feel unsupported.

Scientists warn heatwaves are ‘quietly devastating’ and show how dangerous climate change already is with 1.3C of global warming.

Rab Thomson welcomed the first tranche of Sir Wyn Williams’ final report.

The black-tailed skimmer dragonfly was spotted by volunteers at the Bog Meadows Nature Reserve in west Belfast.

French state-owned electricity company EDF said it had agreed in principle to invest £1.1 billion in the power plant on the Suffolk coastline.

The tapestry is expected to arrive in the UK to the British Museum next year on loan from France.

The Social Justice and Social Security Committee released its report on Wednesday.