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More on the Downing Street flat renovation features in Wednesday’s papers.

The European Parliament was expected to sign-off on the post-Brexit terms.

Ten questions answered on the technology being allowed on Britain’s roads this year.

Labour has called for the Tories to release all correspondence in relation to the funding of the renovations.

Hertfordshire County Council is offering a contract worth £3 million to recruit 60 marshals from July.

It is understood a letter expressing no confidence in the DUP leader has been circulated among the party’s elected representatives.

Opinion polls have consistently had Nicola Sturgeon’s party leading the pack for the Scottish Parliament election on May 6.

Her husband Richard Ratcliffe said the lack of action by ministers had ’emboldened’ Iran to sentence Nazanin to jail a second time.

The Government has been working with the industry to ensure drinking guidelines about the health risks posed by alcohol are included on labels.

An average of 13 days of air frosts has already been reported across the country, according to the Met Office.

The policing minister made the comments after being asked whether a £10,000 fine was a proportionate amount to pay for a Covid breach.

The Government will allow hands-free driving in vehicles with lane-keeping technology on motorways with slow traffic.

Abortion laws in the region were liberalised by MPs at Westminster in 2019.

Internal emails reveal attempts made by the agency to reject FOI requests over its Port of Liverpool access scheme.

Protection was seen from around 14 days after vaccination, with similar levels regardless of a person’s age.

Police have said the ‘onus is upon the public’ to prevent further damage to the landscape and wildlife in the area.

Arlene Foster has played down suggestions her position is under threat.

Downing Street is braced for further hostile fire from Dominic Cummings when he appears before a Commons select committee on May 26.

Social network is asked why Donald Trump was banned from the platform while Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei remains.

The Government said the punishments ‘form part of the UK’s tough border measures’.