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The presenter’s remarks about the Duchess of Sussex’s interview with Oprah Winfrey did not breach the broadcasting code, the watchdog said.

The social media giant has begun testing the new tool with a small group of users.

Public transport groups have expressed concern that the pandemic has put millions of people off using the railway.

The latest footfall monitor by retail researchers at Springboard showed that footfall in August was 18.6% lower than the same month in 2019.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the system will have to be brought in ‘quickly’ ahead of winter.

Jobs will be spread across the country, including some in its London and Manchester offices.

Foreign Secretary faced a tense grilling on the Government’s handling of the crisis in Afghanistan.

When schools were open, the risk among teachers and other working-age adults was similar, research showed.

Huw Pill will start in the role on September 6, replacing Andy Haldane, who leaves after 32 years with the Bank.

Full vaccination also cuts likelihood of severe symptoms and of being admitted to hospital, King’s College researchers said.

We explain what the 15 Age Appropriate Design Code standards are.

Man, 19, detained after CCTV appeal by West Midlands Police.

The group is calling for a rethink on how the platform moderates images of medical tattoos posted by breast cancer patients.

The organisation is calling for the decision to be overturned.

Lord Pickles said it was an ‘unwise step’ for the Conservative politician to contact a senior Treasury official about a project developed by OakNorth.

Disadvantaged communities face the ‘biggest challenges’ as they have seen larger cuts in per pupil spending, researchers warn.

Boss Jozsef Varadi said ‘our number one priority is the health and safety of our passengers and employees’.

Committee says ministers must establish whether the plans would lead to ‘hesitancy’ to vote among black, Asian and minority ethnic communities.

The Information Commissioner said children need to be protected in the online world in the same way that they are protected in the offline world.

Environmental groups say the UK Government is lawfully bound to take responsibility for the decision to approve or reject the project.