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Ofgem is investigating whether the company is in breach of reporting requirements relating to the Renewables Obligations scheme.

Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner said her party will give people a ‘bigger stake’ in the future of their area.

The hotline – open to people in England, Scotland and Wales – is part of a two-year programme working towards an aim end veteran rough sleeping.

The Home Secretary told the Commons about the critical role that tech companies such as Meta play in supporting UK law enforcement agencies.

Dr Alan Stout, British Medical Association NI deputy chair, said Northern Ireland needs the Assembly to return this year.

Sir Andy Murray shared his thanks for the NHS, saying it has ‘always been there for my family’.

The UK is a top target for activist investors as major firms like Shell, BP, and HSBC have faced shareholder rebellions this year.

More than 70 tradespeople helped with renovations required at Luke Goold-Hannatt’s family home in Suffolk so he could live there again.

Rain also suspended play on some courts.

The First Minister made the claim as he visited Forth Valley Royal Hospital in Larbert on Monday to mark the 75th anniversary of the NHS.

The New Conservatives said employers had become ‘addicted’ to cheap foreign labour, as they argued for legal net migration to be cut.

Micheal Martin expressed concern that the ‘culture of the agent’ had become predominant within the broadcaster.

King Charles will receive the Honours of Scotland at a special service on Wednesday in Edinburgh.

Sharlene Bosita’s offending was discovered by chance by colleagues.

Charles met the Bo’ness Fair Queen, Lexi Scotland, on a visit to Kinneil House.

A focus on wages rather than equality could see 1.8 million more people fall into relative poverty, the Resolution Foundation has warned.

Cutbacks included putting less money into savings or socialising, or cancelling a gym membership.

Wellbeing Economy minister Neil Gray hit out at the Bill which would give ministers the power to impose minimum service levels during strikes.

Michael Broddle told jurors he would ‘do anything’ for cash but denied he had an issue with the alleged target.

Observations from the European Space Agency’s Solar Orbiter (SolO) unveiled never-before-seen falling star-type events.