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The King congratulated the band, from his former school, during the Braemar Gathering.

The Prime Minister and his wife have spent the weekend with Charles and Camilla on the Scottish estate.

The party is calling for a wealth tax to fund help for lower income households.

She and Hamza Yassin saw two of the rare birds of prey.

The 46,000-mile Clipper Round the World Yacht Race will take almost a year to complete.

The Chancellor said Rishi Sunak does not care about the ‘personalities’ involved.

Some 872 migrants made crossings in 15 small vessels on Saturday, the Home Office has said.

Andrew Morton ruled out a move back for the Sussexes, but told how Diana had always wanted Harry to be William’s ‘wingman’.

Shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson said parents have ‘rightly’ raised concerns about how fines are applied.

Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac) has been found in 35 schools, with inspections underway in other public buildings.

The celebrity chef said tactics such as those used by Just Stop Oil help draw attention to important issues.

The Chancellor insisted inflation is ‘coming down’.

More than 100 schools and colleges have been told to fully or partially shut due to the presence of reinforced autoclaved areated concrete.

Both children and adults will be able to take part in the Determine project, which uses precision medicine to find an appropriate treatment.

Industry group Small Business Britain reported a continued positive shift in the number of female entrepreneurs despite significant cost pressures.

HS2 Ltd said its trains are the first in the world to achieve the British Standard Institute’s PAS 2080 global accreditation.

The RAC said the 7p per litre spike in the average cost of petrol in August was the fifth largest monthly increase in that period.

Respiratory experts are calling on governments to reduce emissions and improve air quality using the same policies.

Education Secretary says remote learning will only be used as ‘last resort’ as schools face concrete crisis.

The supermarket chain has offered body-worn cameras to workers who need them as physical assaults increase.