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A Mackintosh-designed bedside cabinet is one of a selection of items to be auctioned in the in the Lyon & Turnbull Design Since 1860 sale next week.

The second day of the Randox Grand National Festival is under way.

The Ministry of Defence announced the latest tranche of funding to back the project’s next stage.

Former home secretary Priti Patel signed the agreement with the east African nation in April 2022.

Prospect said its members will walk out on May 10 and June 7 across government departments.

A spokesperson for Animal Rising said up to 300 people will attend on Saturday morning to prevent the race from going ahead.

The Prime Minister told the Ukrainian president the West needed to continue to ensure Kyiv was ‘in the strongest possible position’.

New figures from research firm Kantar showed frozen food sales were ticking up in British supermarkets while total grocery volumes fell.

The event being held on May 7 in the grounds of Windsor Castle will be in front of a crowd of 20,000 members of the public and invited guests.

Adam Lever been in remission from osteosarcoma, a bone cancer, for 10 years.

Ensuring drivers take control quickly enough to avoid a crash has been identified as ‘the biggest challenge’ to semi-autonomous vehicles’ development.

The Government’s new policy means people must take a form of ID such as a passport or driving licence when they go to vote.

The Energy Bill, currently in the House of Lords, would allow gas networks to force people onto a hydrogen boiler if they live in a trial zone.

The prosecution alleged the women entered into an arrangement to pass money that might be used for the purpose of terrorism.

YouGov conducted a survey of 3,000 adults this month.

The party would legislate to ensure people would opt in to rather than opt out of contracts that automatically renew.

Late Hollywood icon’s Ferrari could fetch as much as $7m (£5.6m)

A rescue operation had been launched on Wednesday afternoon after a person was reported in the sea close to Brighton pier.

Luke Pollard MP said victims are being let down as a ‘blind eye’ is turned to abuse in the heart of politics.

The Tanaiste said he believed a speech in Belfast by the US president would help the political atmosphere in Northern Ireland.