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The meeting could see Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky come face to face with Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov.

Researchers monitoring groups of wild pied tamarins observed a rise in scent marking as noise decibel levels increased.

Alex Mahon made her comments as she opened the Royal Television Society’s Cambridge Convention.

Some 73% of 5,660 callers to the National Gambling Helpline last year said they had struggled with online gambling.

The PA news agency looks at why becoming net zero by 2050 has become a legal target for the UK and what changes people will have to make.

The Home Secretary and the naturalist provided opposing takes on ITV’s Good Morning Britain.

Property values increased by 0.6% annually in July 2023, compared with a 13.8% annual rise in July 2022.

Flight Lieutenant David Purse, who died in 2015, was in charge of the airfield at Maralinga, Australia, from 1962 to 1963.

Unite has given Cosla until 5pm on Thursday to table a fresh pay offer or janitors, classroom assistants and cooking staff will walk out.

Charles and Camilla will begin their three-day tour with a ceremonial welcome in the heart of Paris and a grand dinner in the Palace of Versailles.

An initial date of 2040 was announced in July 2017 by then-environment secretary Michael Gove.

Business groups have joined the calls on policymakers to keep interest rates as they are ahead of the latest decision, due on Thursday.

Suella Braverman accused the company of failing to provide assurances that underage users will be protected from predators.

Air travel and second-hand cars both saw a slowdown of inflation in August.

The floating accommodation has been out of use since August after people were evacuated following the discovery of Legionella bacteria.

Claimants said they have had cancer, blood disorders and lost children since taking part in the nuclear weapons tests.

Mr Kaba, 24, died when he was shot through the windscreen of an Audi in Streatham Hill in September 2022.

It is reported that ministers could push the date for when conventionally fuelled new cars can no longer be sold in the UK from 2030 to 2035.

Almost one million people in the UK are living with dementia.

Options include water charges, prescription fees, and increasing university tuition fees.