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Wales and West Utilities have reassured people they are carrying out rigorous checks to make sure the area is safe.

The FTSE 100 opened lower but has steadied as traders saw fears over potential Silicon Valley Bank contagion continued to ease.

Stallions, named William and Joey, have ploughed the ground to encourage a bountiful display at the heritage site.

The union said its dispute with the Scottish Government and Cosla would continue despite the vote.

The sentencing of Joby Pool, who made off with nearly 200,000 eggs, was adjourned for two weeks.

Julia Lopez’s remarks came as DUP MP Sammy Wilson criticised the BBC’s handling of the Gary Lineker impartiality row.

The British Medical Association and the Government appear to be no closer to reaching a resolution on pay.

Speaking from Washington, the DUP leader said his party needed to see legislative frameworks around the new EU-UK post-Brexit deal.

Sarah said Diana, the Princess of Wales, would be ‘so very proud’ of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

The poster advertised the comedian’s upcoming UK tour.

The ‘very small’ risk of suffering a severe allergic reaction is thought to be among people who have taken pholcodine in the 12 months before surgery.

Emergency medical technician Alan Haigh, 59, died in hospital two months after first falling ill with coronavirus

The Queen Consort wished Anthony Madu luck when she visited Elmhurst Ballet School, which offered him a scholarship after a video of him went viral.

Louise Haigh told MPs she had seen a Government document which undermines Transport Secretary Mark Harper’s claims the move will reduce costs.

Sophie Hinchliffe’s ‘Mrs Hinch’ Instagram account filled with cleaning tips has amassed 4.6 million followers.

The musician received the honour for services to music, music education and broadcasting.

Cough medicines containing the ingredient pholcodine are being recalled and withdrawn from the UK ‘as a precaution’.

Gary Bennett is accused of killing Madison Wright, whose body was found in Wat Tyler Country Park in Pitsea, Essex, in July 2022.

The cuts come just four months after the firm announced it was slashing 11,000 roles out of its 87,000-strong global workforce.

The woman said she was ‘terrified’ of giving evidence against murder accused Thomas Cashman but had done so because a child had been shot dead.