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Sir Keir Starmer said the new system would offer ‘comfort and support’.

Technology Secretary Peter Kyle flicked the switch on the Isambard-AI machine in Bristol on Thursday.

The exams regulator is withdrawing its statistics on access arrangements for GCSE and A-levels from 2014 to 2024 after data issues were found.

Researchers examined 106 former competitive cyclists or triathletes.

Total sales in Scotland decreased 0.4% in June compared with the same month last year, when they had also decreased by 3.4%.

Rightmove’s analysis indicates that coastal home buyers wanting to be able to see the sea face paying a price premium of nearly a third.

The UK Government plans to site an AI Growth Zone north of the border and make Edinburgh home to the first National Supercomputing Centre.

Labour’s manifesto committed the party to lowering the voting age for parliamentary elections.

Siobhan Mackenzie said her design features blue, pink and purple tones against a steel grey base.

Rachael Maskell, who lost the Labour whip in a purge of troublemakers, said the Prime Minister was wrong to act in the way he had.

The car maker said around 1.5% of its UK workforce would be affected by the job cuts, which are going as part of a voluntary redundancy programme.

Tens of thousands of passengers were disrupted when French ATC staff walked out on July 3 and 4 in a dispute over working conditions.

The Office for National Statistics said the rate of UK unemployment increased to 4.7% in the three months to May.

Latest data from the Office for National Statistics has been published.

Abbott was suspended by the Labour Party in 2023 after a letter comparing different forms of racism but was readmitted a year later.

The supermarket is the first to roll out the packaging tags on shop shelves.

The Co-op said the new variety had been named ‘Mojito Fresh’ after growers noticed its flavour resembled the classic drink.

The Facit Model LX calculator was used by Scottish scientist Archie Roy during the Apollo 11 mission.

The Food Standards Agency also said the popular summer treat should be limited to no more than 350ml a day for youngsters aged seven to 10.

The so-called ‘Anne-iversary coin’ captures the Princess Royal’s strength and elegance, its designer said.