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Nala has been trained to have daily insulin injections.

The ‘Coast’ programme funding is part of the UK’s £500 million Blue Planet Fund launched at the G7 leaders summit last year.

Pump prices continue to go up despite wholesale costs falling, according to the RAC.

The end-Permian mass extinction – around 252 million years ago – killed more than 90% of species on Earth.

The total who have made the dangerous crossing so far this year is 12,337.

Private schools awarded higher grades than grammar schools during the pandemic, new analysis has found.

The duke personally conferred her damehood in early May.

Wayne Davis has been training birds of prey to clear pigeons from the All England Club in south-west London for 22 years.

Collisions on motorways with the hard shoulder removed will fall under the remit of the Road Safety Investigation Branch.

Helen Addis and Steve Bland remembered their friend as they spoke to Lorraine Kelly on ITV.

Public sympathy for NHS workers going on strike is high, but there is little support for striking barristers.

The energy watchdog unveiled a £20.9 billion package of funding to build greener and more reliable power grids.

Doubles player Henry Patten will make his Wimbledon debut alongside teammate Julian Cash on Wednesday.

The Foreign Secretary said any attempt by Beijing to seize the self-governing island would be a ‘catastrophic miscalculation’.

The First Minister was speaking the day after she unveiled plans to hold a second vote on independence in October 2023.

The Russian view of the world was ‘something to worry about’, Ben Wallace said.

The Prime Minister said Sweden and Finland joining the alliance is a ‘huge step forward’.

Researchers suggest the introduction of limits on access to knee replacement surgery based on a patient’s weight or BMI has seen a cut in operations.

A man will appear in court on Wednesday charged with murder, attempted rape and robbery.

The accommodation-sharing company is continuing a crackdown on ‘chronic party houses’ that had developed into ‘neighbourhood nuisances’.