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The CMA said the ‘transaction will not result in a substantial lessening of competition in relation to console gaming in the UK’.

The Prime Minister reportedly saved £300,000 thanks to a cut in capital gains tax he voted for in 2016.

Shouts of ‘shame’ followed the Israeli prime minister to his meeting in Downing Street.

The coronavirus infection survey is ending after nearly three years.

BMA members will vote on whether to go ahead with the strike in a ballot running from March 29 to May 5.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and the European Commission’s Maros Sefcovic chaired a meeting on Friday to adopt the new arrangements.

The first trial release is expected to happen in June.

The trip was called off following a request by France’s president, Emmanuel Macron.

A range of factors are likely to influence the figures, including differences in age.

The Communities Secretary had named and shamed some firms this month.

Annie McCarrick was 26 when she went missing on March 26 1993.

The party would keep the checks but reform the way they operate, Labour frontbencher Wes Streeting said.

The bodies of Nadja de Jager, 47, and her sons Alexander, nine, and Maximus, seven, were discovered at their home in London on March 9.

People claim to have given themselves fillings while others removed or repaired crowns and filed their broken teeth down.

Stephen McCullagh, 33, from Woodlands Garden, Lisburn, remains in custody.

The French Presidency confirmed the postponement on Friday morning.

Fire Brigades Union general secretary Matt Wrack has called for ‘mass non-compliance’ with the proposed laws.

Ex-PM Boris Johnson defended various events, including his birthday party for which he was fined, as being ‘necessary for work purposes’.

February’s PMI score broke a six-month losing streak.

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