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The Public Accounts Committee urged long-term planning and investment to ensure the UK is resilient to risks such as storms, floods and heatwaves.

A report by Public Health Wales has said that vaping should be seen as a ‘dependency issue’ with children needing help to quit.

The decision comes in the wake of publication of the Cass Review.

Joanne Sharkey is accused of murdering ‘Callum’, who was discovered close to the Gulliver’s World theme park in Warrington 26 years ago.

More than half the adults questioned in an Ipsos survey said the general election should take place before the end of the summer.

Una Crown, 86, was found dead at her home in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, in January 2013.

A total of 38 MPs have sat as Independents at some point during the current Parliament.

A study from tech giant Adobe examined fears around misinformation and deepfakes.

The retailer told investors on Thursday that sales grew by 3% to £435 million over the 13 weeks to March 30.

The Defence Secretary said ministers will do ‘whatever we need to do’ to fly asylum seekers to the east African nation.

Edinburgh Trams Limited was last year fined £240,000 over the incident.

The board of the fund, which owns the back catalogues for artists including Justin Bieber and Shakira, has backed the 93.2 per share deal.

George Scholey hopes to achieve the Guinness World Record for most rotating puzzle cubes solved while running a marathon, currently standing at 420.

Scotland Net-Zero Secretary Màiri McAllan will give an update to the Scottish Parliament.

The airline said it expects its headline loss before tax for the six months to the end of March to be up to £360 million.

Oliver Dowden is expected to set out plans to improve the UK’s ability to handle shocks to its economic security.

The Fylde MP is alleged to have used campaign funds to pay off ‘bad people’ and cover medical expenses.

Butterfly Conservation scientists urge gardeners to let some of their garden go wild to help declining species.

Forty eight people died in the blaze at the Dublin nightclub on St Valentine’s Day in 1981.

The letter, from Elizabeth Palgrave, was discovered in Trinity College’s Wren Library.