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Songs that evoked positive emotions performed better in the charts when the weather was warm and sunny.

Medicinal cannabis seemed to be safe and generally well-tolerated in the study.

Labour has pledged to abide by any Acoba recommendation in relation to the hiring of Ms Gray.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said officials and military assets would remain around Port Sudan to help Britons.

‘These enormous profits are the unearned, unexpected windfalls of war,’ said Labour shadow energy secretary Ed Miliband.

Sir Keir Starmer confirmed Labour would ‘set out a fairer solution’ to the current system.

Ms Forbes said there could be a way forward on a controversial fishing ban, despite previously campaigning to scrap it in the SNP leadership contest.

The banking giant resumed dividend payouts and announced up to two billion US dollars (£1.6 billion) in share buy-backs.

The oil giant continued to benefit from elevated energy prices.

Average UK house prices had fallen month on month for seven months in a row before April’s pick-up, Nationwide Building Society said.

The Barbadian singer – who is pregnant with her second child – arrived over an hour late to the event in New York with her partner Asap Rocky.

The Royal Room at Jeyes of Earls Barton is hosting a royal memorabilia valuation day with auctioneer Charles Hanson.

The TV naturalist is suing three men for libel over strongly denied allegations that he misled people into donating to a charity to rescue tigers.

Age UK has raised fears about the potential for older people being at risk of financial exclusion.

Countdown to the coronation and nursing strikes feature heavily on newspaper front pages.

The Foreign Office said those on the final two flights out of the African country would be in the UK within 48 hours of landing in Cyprus.

The former senior civil servant and partygate investigator has accepted the job as Sir Keir Starmer’s chief-of-staff.

The Metropolitan Police has said a woman believed to be in her 30s died on Stockwell Park Walk in south London.

The south London music venue faces permanent closure after the Metropolitan Police urged the council to strip the venue of its licence.

The Foreign Office said UK armed forces had helped 1,000 people from allied countries leave the war-torn African nation as well as Britons.