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The Duke of Sussex has written about his military experiences on the front line in his memoir Spare.

The suspension of the North West Leicestershire MP was agreed in the Commons unopposed.

One woman said she ‘had just turned my computer off and looked up out of the window’ before spotting the object.

Meteorologists say up to 80mm of rain could cause houses and businesses to flood.

The Start Me Up mission lifted off from the runway at Cornwall Airport Newquay.

Claire Perry O’Neill said her former party was ‘dominated now by ideology and self-obsession’.

Scotland’s Constitution Secretary will address the country’s future in Holyrood.

The Welsh Government believes the laboratory could help address a future supply crisis for the cancer-beating substances.

The criticism came as the Duke of Sussex gave a series of bombshell interviews to promote his controversial memoirs.

The party leader was addressing the Parliamentary Labour Party in Westminster for the first time since the turn of the year.

Police are concerned for the welfare of a newborn baby after it went missing with its parents four days ago.

Unite members voted 87% in favour of a 24-hour strike later this month, followed by two 48-hour strikes in February.

The support is less generous than what had come before.

A meeting of the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers took place on Monday in an attempt to avert the strikes.

Sir Edward Leigh urged ministers to address the multiple problems facing the health service.

According to the Government, a pub that was getting £3,100 of support per month from September to March will now only get £190 per month

The payments will be given to eligible staff in June after an ‘extraordinary and difficult period’ for the broadcaster.

He represented the former Leicestershire constituency of Blaby in the Commons from 1974 until he joined the House of Lords in 1992.

The Fawcett Society said ‘toxic’ Westminster culture risks driving women out of politics.

Steve Barclay told the Commons: “I and the Government regret the experience for some patients and staff.”