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The National Cyber Security Centre said it showed how far Pyongyang was willing to go to pursue its military and nuclear programmes.

Maeve Boothby-O’Neill, who had been diagnosed with ME, died at home in Exeter in October 2021 at the age of 27.

The awards will aim to celebrate the most exciting artists and arts organisations across the UK and Ireland in their first year.

The Army has not changed its recommendation that uniforms should be worn in public.

The Shingrix shingles vaccine is given to people on the NHS.

The Government says there will be an evaluation of the rules.

House of Commons rules contain ‘loopholes allowing a member to use their privileged position and knowledge for personal gain’, Lucy Powell said.

Father-of-two Chris Marriott died when he was hit by a car as he helped a stranger in the Burngreave area of Sheffield in December 2023.

Joshua Sutcliffe claimed a prohibition order against him was an ‘unjustified interference’ with his rights to freedom of speech and religion.

The Archbishop of Canterbury told the House of Lords that overseas conflicts had a ‘profound impact’ on community cohesion on home soil.

Victim Brian Darby, 60, had enjoyed a night out with friends when he was mown down on a footpath.

Researchers tested hundreds of confiscated vapes from 38 schools in England.

Esther Martin, 68, died in February after the incident in Jaywick, Essex.

Mike Hawes, of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, suggested the Government should consider allowing sales of hybrids to continue longer.

The Government proposed a motion to establish a modernisation committee that would consider reforms to House of Commons procedures.

Xander Van der Poll, 25, graduated from Bristol University seven years after he broke his back in a fall from an oak tree while on a dog walk.

Joanne Sharkey, 55, appeared at Liverpool Crown Court.

Mother Eadie gave birth to Harper at Blair Drummond Safari Park near Stirling in June.

Alana Odysseos, 32, died after being found injured at her home in east London in the early hours of Monday.

Cliff Mitchell was jailed for life with a minimum of 13 years 225 days in May but the Court of Appeal extended this to a minimum of 17 years 225 days.