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The Chancellor will seek to encourage investment in the UK tech and creative sectors.

Three men have now been arrested on suspicion of murder, and a fourth on suspicion of assisting an offender.

After causing flood warnings in parts of the UK, ex-Hurricane Lee will subside and be replaced by ‘unsettled weather’ from Hurricane Nigel.

Financial services giant PwC has released its Net Zero Economy Index.

NatWest said more than 82,000 fixed-term savings accounts were opened in the first half of this year.

Kate Eves said her 33 recommendations must be implemented ‘wholesale’ to effect real change and avert the risk of more abuse.

The eighth phase of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry started on Tuesday.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said China is one of the leading nations in AI technology.

Communities Secretary Michael Gove also outlined plans for a local inquiry into how Birmingham ‘got to this position’.

The Scottish Government has taken the UK Government to court over the latter’s use of a Section 35 order to prevent gender legislation.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland has been rocked by a series of recent controversies.

An additional 27 schools and colleges in England have been identified as having reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac), figures show.

Johnny Mercer told the Commons that more than 85% of households in bridging hotels at the end of March are now housed or matched to housing.

The firm will close 37 stores after trading on Sunday September 24, a further 37 on Tuesday September 26 and another 37 on Thursday September 28.

The group case relates to abuse at Celtic Boys Club by convicted paedophiles.

The Electoral Commission said it was disappointing when parties failed to comply with rules on donations and loans.

The Labour leader instead urged the Prime Minister to ‘get on with it’ himself.

The Labour leader said shared interests including future ‘prosperity and security’ were discussed.

John Yuill and Lamara Bell died in 2015.

The figure is higher than the £6 million daily cost cited by Home Secretary Suella Braverman in the Commons on Monday.