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The FTSE 100 regained some of its lost ground on Thursday, but still fell 200 points short of where it had been earlier in the week

The opposition said Mr Yousaf’s comments were ‘crass’ and ‘insensitive’.

The venue is shutting its doors for the final time after Arts Council England announced its funding would be cut.

Paris Hilton had been speaking to BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour at Broadcasting House.

Researchers said having a dog was associated with greater odds of having a sleep disorder while cat owners had a higher chance of having leg jerks.

The London museum saw 4,654,608 visitors last year, more than three million above the previous year’s figure.

The president has confirmed he will visit Northern Ireland for the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

The Scotsman and Yorkshire Post publisher said it wants to be digital, but stuck by its local newspapers.

The vouchers are part of the £67 per month household support that the Government has funded.

The party had been under pressure to reveal the figure, amid the current leadership election.

The breakthrough follows days of talks with the Government over the long-running dispute over pay.

The so-called Contracts for Difference system was launched in 2015 to encourage companies to invest in new renewables.

Think tanks have warned that someone who does not have a long-term disability will not necessarily qualify for PIP.

All space missions depend on a power source, to support systems for communications, life-support and science experiments.

Downing Street said it was honouring a commitment to give Parliament a say on the arrangements agreed with the EU.

Actor Ed McVey was spotted down at the town’s harbour having a bite to eat.

The watercolour, which is said to be ‘in immaculate condition’, is being offered on the open market for the first time in nearly 100 years.

Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union at 14 train operators walked out in a long-running row.

Infections are still some way from the peak reached during the Christmas 2022 wave.

Laws will be changed following recommendations made by Clare Wade KC in an independent review into domestic homicide sentencing.