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Bertie Ahern was speaking at the Northern Ireland Committee at Westminster on Monday.

The backbencher should have told ministers and officials about his relationship with Mere Plantations as he made multiple representations.

Alec and Ann Easton died after the fire at their home in Co Down.

A Home Office minister confirmed the reports are ‘subject of an investigation’.

He is leaving to ‘pursue other media interests and artistic challenges’, ITN said.

The company said it its pledge marks an industry first, as other builders have been slow to commit to moving away from traditional gas boilers.

Gloucestershire Police believe the victim was the subject of a robbery and his mobility scooter was taken.

A man was found dead in October 2011, but investigators have not been able to identify him.

The mummified body of a wealthy Egyptian teenager has been ‘digitally unwrapped’ by scientists.

The grid operator manages supply and demand around the clock.

The EIS said the Government and Scotland’s councils have ‘little or no interest’ in finding the cash to fund an improved pay offer.

Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy will announce how Labour would look to reform the Foreign Office if it wins power.

The public appointments commissioner has intervened amid concerns over Richard Sharp’s role helping Boris Johnson secure a loan.

Jared O’Mara, who represented Sheffield Hallam from 2017 to 2019, is on trial for submitting ‘dishonest’ invoices.

Hannah Peckham, children’s author and sister of DJ Zoe Ball, asks people to say #PantsToLeukaemia as her son receives a diagnosis.

Two watches valued at £400,000 and £300,000 were among the items taken in the raid in Essex on November 27 2021.

The Committee on Standards in Public Life says too often it takes a crisis before authorities act.

Residents of Care UK’s Cavell Court home in Norfolk read Cinderella, The Three Bears, Jack And The Beanstalk, and The Three Little Pigs.

A coroner is examining the deaths of four people murdered by loyalist paramilitaries in Moy, Co Tyrone in 1992.

Jake Davison’s shotgun and certificate were seized by police after he assaulted two teenagers, but later returned weeks before he killed five people.