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The branches will shut down between the end of April and the beginning of May, with two closure dates yet to be decided.

Labour has accused the Government of failing some 200 young asylum-seekers who are missing from Home Office hotels.

High street banks have announced the closure of 87 branches already this year.

Operating losses have reached £295 million in the first nine months of its year so far.

The Ukrainian leader suggested it is too late for face-to-face talks with the Russian leader to make any difference.

Ministers are reportedly proposing to ban the sale and possession of nitrous oxide gas.

The Government has vowed to update the Britain’s cybersecurity laws amid increasing levels of cyber attacks.

The front pages focus on tanks for Ukraine and the Metropolitan Police’s efforts to ditch officers who have committed serious crimes.

The company said the new name aims to reflect its revised mandate, as well as ‘the vital importance of cherishing the universal nature of television’.

The animal, stranded on the Pembrokeshire coast, was identified as a short-finned pilot whale – a species usually only found in warm waters.

The foundation said it has seen a 1,058% increase in the number of webpages showing self-generated sexual abuse imagery of children aged 7-10.

John Dobai, 89, lived through the Second World War as a child in Hungary, but five of his family members were killed.

The Brazilian Premier League star was stopped by police in Newcastle earlier this month

Scientists found pain and indigestion medication purchases were higher among those later diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

The 42-year-old is suing White Lantern Films over the demise of the sci-fi film A Patriot.

Archie Norman also urged the Foreign Secretary during talks with the EU not to consider separate labelling for goods sold in Northern Ireland.

Authorities said they were ‘hopeful’ the special device would be able to more accurately pinpoint an area on which to focus efforts.

The trip to Chequers in Buckinghamshire comes after days of headlines about the former chancellor’s tax affairs.

Mr Raab has said he is ‘always mindful’ of his behaviour but makes ‘no apologies for having high standards’.

Pupils in the ‘most effective’ reception classes can expect to earn between £2,000 and £7,500 more on average, a study has suggested.