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The former EastEnders actor has links to the army, including a grandfather called Sydney ‘Dick’ Jordan who served in the Second World War.

An additional 20,000 children in Scotland were placed into poverty, a study commissioned by the SNP found.

Most economists expect data to reveal inflation easing back to 8.2% in June from 8.7% in May, but price rises are not slowing as quickly as hoped.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman described it as a ‘new era in history’ after 70 years of passports in the late Queen’s name.

Sir Mark Rowley said it was ‘weird’ that he is unable to choose who works under him.

A Coroner’s Court was told CCTV footage does not show whether the 21-year-old’s fatal wound was an accident or a deliberate act by a third party.

The former chief scientific adviser said Britain not being part of the research programme was ‘damaging’ both the UK and EU.

A judge previously ruled that people do not have the right to camp overnight on Dartmoor Commons with landowners’ permission.

Experts have called for action to reduce avoidable illnesses.

On Tuesday the boss of the IMF warned of the impact of fertiliser prices on poorer households around the world.

Around 90% of wet wipes currently contain plastic, which prevents them from breaking down when flushed.

It has been unclear if concentrated exercise can provide the same benefits as more evenly-distributed activity.

A demonstration was held outside the Suites Hotel on Ribblers Lane in Knowsley, Merseyside, on February 10.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said Ukraine had been ‘an incubator for new ways of war’.

Ex-employees have spoken to the PA news agency about dealing with ‘aggressive’ staff members who threatened them and caused lasting anxiety.

A report by the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee found poorly regulated pollutants were having an impact on health and quality of life.

Connor Gibson is on trial at Glasgow High Court accused of murdering his 16-year-old sister Amber.

Official figures from the Insolvency Service revealed that 2,163 insolvencies took place in June.

Anna-Louise Marsh-Rees, of Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice Cymru, gave the inquiry a harrowing account of her father’s death and family trauma.

Opposition MPs and environmental campaigners have criticised the Government for not taking the environment seriously enough.