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The poll suggests only 19% of Scots believe that Humza Yousaf is doing a good job.

The provision follows controversy about the planned use of barges and disused military bases to cope with the large number of migrants.

The duchy should not get any ‘special treatment’ when it comes to planning law, Parliament heard.

The Hollywood actor had faced two counts of involuntary manslaughter over the shooting on the set of the movie in October 2021.

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Claire Murdoch, NHS England’s national mental health lead, told MPs it will take at least two years for new guidance to be consistently implemented.

The FDA’s general secretary said allowing the PM to act as ‘judge and jury’ was not a suitable way of dealing with civil service allegations.

The Prime Minister received the report into whether his deputy bullied civil servants on Thursday morning.

The figures for England were obtained through Freedom of Information requests submitted by the Liberal Democrats.

The British writer was best known for the Wolf Hall trilogy about the life of Thomas Cromwell, which won two Booker prizes.

Amanda Spielman described the gradings, which range from ‘outstanding’ to ‘inadequate’, as ‘integral’ to the school system.

The 66-year-old was honoured at Buckingham Palace for services to entertainment.

Olabisi Abubakar is on trial over the death of her son Taiwo.

Greater breast support during running is associated with increased knee joint stiffness, which is linked to improved performance, researchers found.

Ruth Perry killed herself in January while awaiting an Ofsted report which downgraded her school.

Baroness Caroline Cox has agreed to apologise to the House of Lords following an investigation by the Standards Commissioner.

The detective chief inspector was shot several times by dissident terrorists at a sports centre in Omagh in February.

The Prime Minister will not announce a decision on Thursday, the PA news agency was told.

Charlotte Moore, chief content officer at the BBC, also said Richard Sharp is ‘doing a really good job’.

Both royals also took time to chat with well-wishers in Birmingham’s historic St Paul’s Square after visiting The Rectory bar.