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Three people died in the incident during bad weather near Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, in August 2020.

The Education Secretary is expected to meet school leaders and local MPs in Essex.

The former Conservative whip’s departure will pave the way for another by-election for Rishi Sunak’s party.

UK universities need ‘a sustainable funding model’ to be engines of innovation and change, the higher education sector chief will say.

The scams happen when a criminal sells someone a ticket for that is fake or does not exist.

Police are continuing to hunt for a former soldier accused of terrorism.

The business said in March 2022 that it would withdraw from Russia, but had faced criticism for remaining in the country.

Jet2 is now expecting annual group pre-tax profits of between £480 million to £520 million, up from £390.8 million the previous year.

Artist Yvadney Davies created an art exhibition as a ‘love letter’ to the Windrush generation.

Pauline Polhill asked her daughter to have her ashes scattered via drone after hearing about it on the radio a few months before she died.

Despite dropping by £14,000 over the past year, the average house price remains around £40,000 or 17% above pre-pandemic levels, the lender said.

Pc Cliff Mitchell has been suspended from duty.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said it is the ‘right deal’ for the UK.

The scorching end to summer looks to stick around with the September heatwave looking to peak on Saturday.

The kidneys in the part-human, part-pig embryos were allowed to develop for 28 days.

The Duke of Sussex withdrew from last year’s WellChild awards due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Three people died in the incident near Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, in August 2020.

College Employers Scotland said strike action will ‘only cause disruption and anxiety for students’.

The terror suspect who escaped from Wandsworth Prison features across many of Thursday’s front pages.

The Government looks set to announce Britain’s membership of the scheme which it was frozen out of in a post-Brexit row.