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A six-month review by Ofgem has been published following the storm which brought trees down across England and Scotland.

The London Academy of Excellence has been shortlisted for a prize worth thousands of pounds for its work on mental health.

London-based firm Orca Computing will work with the ministry as part of the scheme.

The Welsh Government is also looking at ways to stop takeaways from opening up near schools.

The headlines cover surging fuel prices and Government plans to deal with the cost-of-living crisis.

Well-wishers are expected to gather outside the Brazilian Embassy.

The video platform is to give users more tools to control and manage how long they spend on the site.

The Labour leader’s first official visit to Ireland comes as the UK proposes controversial legislation to override the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The HMS Gloucester was carrying the future king James Stuart.

Scientists have used DNA to link her to a male found in 1906 on a volcanic island in the Pacific Ocean.

The crocodile-faced spinosaurid lived 125 million years ago and would have been 10 metres long.

Mr Justice Nicklin will be asked to determine the ‘natural and ordinary’ meaning of the parts of the article in the claim.

Mr Khan says the impact of the cost-of-living crisis could jeopardise progress made in tackling violent crime.

He is expected to confirm plans to extend the right to buy to housing association tenants.

Baroness Morrissey had described the Prime Minister as a ‘liability’ and urged him to resign.

The video appeared to show the two Britons in the dock in the pro-Russian territory’s supreme court alongside a third man.

Mr Justice Holman, 74, is stepping down after 27 years on the bench.

Being falsely accused could ‘completely destroy you’, he said.

The Royal College of Radiologists said staff shortages are the ‘number one concern’.

UK is home to four universities in the top 10.