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University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust said it is investigating an incident.

Jake McCulloch, from Essex, said he had to wade through knee-deep water to get to his car on Tuesday

Liz Truss said the No 11 flat was invested with fleas, but Jeremy Hunt said he had not experienced the problem after paying for new carpets.

The House of Lords snubbed ministerial calls to back down over the contentious legislation.

A leading industry figure said skills and capabilities in existing supply chains can play a key role in the move to clean energy.

Simon Harris was attending a European Council meeting in Brussels.

A person claiming to be a doctor plans to travel to the UK next week to offer the treatment, the Royal Borough of Greenwich said.

Family doctors have reacted angrily to the imposition of a new contract for 2024/25.

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch will criticise a rising tide of state regulation, which she will claim would become even stronger under Labour.

Whale, 72, was speaking after being made an MBE for his services to broadcasting and to charity.

The left-wing North of Tyne Mayor mayor has lashed out as his former party, which described his comments as ‘offensive’.

The Duke of Sussex is bringing legal action against News Group Newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering.

Michael Donovan, who was jailed with Karen Matthews for the 2008 kidnap of the Dewsbury schoolgirl, reportedly collapsed at a hospital.

A survey found tenants endured costs totalling £550 million which cannot be recovered after being forced to leave their homes.

The Hate Crime Act took effect on April 1.

The former England cricketer was been made an OBE for services to mental health.

Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak have urged Benjamin Netanyahu not to escalate the crisis in the Middle East.

Mike McKirdy, president of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, was speaking to the inquiry on Wednesday.

Former Met detective Allan Dorans accused the Government of failing to release evidence related to the police officer’s murder in 1984.

Home Office minister Michael Tomlinson said allowing the Bill to pass now would ‘send a clear signal’.