National News

The Government wants to sponsor the development of small modular reactors that would complement the UK’s existing large-scale developments.

Luke Pollard is receiving treatment for skin cancer but said that he hoped to be back at work ‘shortly’.

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said he wants a further review conducted and the current rules ‘remain appropriate’.

Britain is expected to be welcomed into the Indo-Pacific trading pact as soon as this week.

Reid wrote the words to A Whiter Shade Of Pale, which won a Brit award and reached number one in the UK charts.

Tributes have been flooding in for the comedian, including from the Queen Consort, Sir Elton John and Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies.

Andrew Osborne battled extreme sickness and a storm before arriving in Antigua 11 weeks after setting off from Gran Canaria.

The number had been on a downwards trend since the start of the year.

Wildflowers will be planted at Stonehenge and at Westminster’s Jewel Tower to leave a lasting natural legacy.

The decision came after one of the UK’s longest-serving prisoners took part in one of the country’s first public parole hearings.

Members of the NEU are being urged to reject the Government’s pay offer.

He also thanked the country for its kindness following the death of his mother, the late Queen.

Olsi Kuka, 25, was attacked by a gang of men wielding knives in an early morning raid at his London flat, the Old Bailey heard.

Human ears cannot hear them, but other plants or animals might.

Child became a Doctor of Letters during a university graduation ceremony on Thursday.

The SS Wallachia sank in the Firth of Clyde in 1895 while carrying a precious cargo of whisky and beer.

A union said an established set of guidelines is needed so schools are no longer ‘caught in the crossfire between opposing views and beliefs’.

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said the figures are ‘a mark of 13 years of Tory failure that have left families worse off’.

Junior doctors in England are set to walk out for 96 hours from April 11.

SNP MP Angela Crawley said it is ‘no secret’ the Government’s top law officer has ‘reservations’ about the controversial immigration reforms.