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The molluscs have been dubbed superheroes of the oceans.

Consumers who bought dairy, margarine, fish and vegetables – all typically own-brand lines – would have seen lower prices than in August.

Lancashire Constabulary had appealed for information on the whereabouts of Stephen Pennington.

The Scottish Government is to set up a working group in the aftermath of the Cameron House fire in which two men died.

A man in his 60s has been bailed in connection to the landmark being cut down.

It is currently up to individual headteachers to decide their own policies on devices and whether they should be banned.

The sector scored only a little higher in September than the 39-month low in August.

The boy’s death comes amid renewed calls for action over teen knife crime.

Grant Shapps warned Vladimir Putin not to misinterpret domestic political wrangles as a sign that support for Kyiv is fading.

Fergus Ewing was suspended from the SNP group at Holyrood after voting against the Scottish Government.

The former Ofcom chief joined the employee-owned business at the start of 2020 and has since led a major overhaul.

Junior doctors and consultants have launched their longest period of joint strike action in England.

The Chancellor said he ‘wouldn’t use her words’ as he defended allowing skilled foreign workers into the UK.

Listed firms Pennon, United Utilities and Yorkshire Water saw shares rise after outlining their investment plans for 2025 to 2030.

She is the first woman to become the most senior judge in England and Wales.

A recent poll put the Tory vote in Scotland at 16%.

Some experts suggested that the house price downturn may only have a few months left to run, amid wider developments in the economy.

A ‘shunting incident’ occurred when Flying Scotsman was being coupled with train carriages in Aviemore, Cairngorms.

The Chancellor said he took a BA flight because his train was cancelled amid industrial action.

The Chancellor said cuts this year would ‘compromise’ the battle against inflation.