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The Transport Secretary said ‘there is an offer on the table’.

The 83-year-old admitted three charges after damaging vehicles while driving near his home in London.

The Home Secretary said he wanted to continue to work with Tory factions to ‘understand their thinking’.

The annual convention was once the key date in the calendar for news from the world of gaming, but has struggled to recover since the pandemic.

The Payment Systems Regulator said UK firms paid up to an extra £200 million last year alone after rises in fees.

Nigel Farage said it was ‘fascinating’ that his own popularity with Tory voters was greater than Rishi Sunak’s.

Jette Nygaard-Andersen has left with immediate effect and will be replaced by non-executive director Stella David on an interim basis.

The study warned that the Government needs to ‘reignite progress in reducing smoking among the more advantaged social grades’.

It is the first time that countries have agreed to stop using the carbon intensive energy sources.

Gross domestic product fell 0.3% during the month, according to the Office for National Statistics.

The proposed plan was praised for calling on the world to wean itself off planet-warming fossil fuels, but loopholes remain.

The US actor died on Monday after a brief illness.

Two thirds of women polled for the report said they felt anxious or worried by the cost of formula, which has risen by 25% over the last two years

The Royal Mint has been working with the Natural History Museum to create the coins.

The UK spy agency’s Christmas Challenge includes seven puzzles that test skills such as codebreaking, maths and analysis.

The US actor won two Emmy Awards during his career.

The vote on the Prime Minister’s Rwanda legislation and the threat of further opposition dominate Wednesday’s front pages.

The calls follow a tense period in Kosovo including an attack by ethnic Serbs on a village that left a Kosovan police officer dead.

The Prime Minister’s Safety of Rwanda Bill passed its first Commons hurdle but faces further tests early next year.

Morgan Smith and Jesse Owen, both aged 18, and Callum Griffiths, 19, died after a collision involving a bus and an Audio A1 on Monday.