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The group saw half-year profits tumble 54% while debts rose 7% to £14.7 billion.

Railway lines blocked between Edinburgh and Newcastle by flooding.

The monarch is reported to be planning his first trip Down Under during his reign to coincide with Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.

The Prime Minister wrote in The Sun: ‘If you can’t contribute to the UK, you are not coming to the UK.’

The 2022 Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) showed Scotland’s reading level was above OECD average.

The international study by the OECD was postponed by a year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The case against the department is expected to conclude on Thursday, with a decision at a later date.

Fierce competition between supermarkets is seeing the cost of the main festive meal rising well below the overall rate of grocery inflation.

An investigation by The Guardian said it had found security breaches dating back to 2015.

An investigation by The Guardian said it had found security breaches dating back to 2015.

Several stories feature across Tuesday’s front pages.

Mr Cleverly will meet his counterpart, Vincent Biruta, to sign the treaty and discuss next steps during his first overseas visit as Home Secretary.

The Kick Big Polluters Out coalition studied the provisional participants list to identify fossil fuel-linked attendees.

James Cleverly is travelling to Kigali to ratify a new agreement.

Five of the UK’s most senior justices ruled the scheme could not go ahead as it was.

The Cabinet Office is failing to consistently improve its handling of crises, according to the review.

The Home Secretary is travelling to Kigali to sign the agreement.

The findings from a Glasgow Caledonian University study also suggest the measure could save the NHS money.

The amendment, tabled by Labour’s Dame Diana Johnson, was approved by 246 votes to 242, majority four.

MPs had been backing a proposal to push ministers to establish a body to administer the full compensation scheme.