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Campaigners had said the Criminal Justice Bill was drafted so widely it could result in rough sleepers being arrested or fined for smelling bad.

The Government had said the measure would be temporary and would only allow low-level offenders out of prison up to 18 days early.

Scientists in the US and at the University of St Andrews studied ancient Antarctic ice to make the discovery.

Shadow Welsh secretary Jo Stevens has written to the director of the Welsh Office asking for an investigation into a possible rule breach.

The child had been at the flats to play with a friend when the attack happened.

In March, the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman report ruled that some women born in the 1950s were not adequately informed of changes.

The first UK Food Security Index is to be published to ‘ensure the Government and sector is resilient to unexpected shocks to the market’.

Shawn Seesahai was stabbed through the heart during an attack alleged to have been carried out by two 12-year-old boys.

A video played in court showed a fight under the marquee where people were dancing to Toxic by Britney Spears in Warnham, West Sussex.

The decision was made after HMRC halted plans to close its self-assessment phonelines over the summer.

The pair were jailed for their roles in the incident.

A report by the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) looked at teacher recruitment and retention in England.

The Covid-19 Inquiry previously heard there was discussion about moving Health Minister Robin Swann to another department in 2020.

Academics said there is ‘huge potential’ in social media to help spread information about nutrition and healthy eating.

Pc Steven Denniss has been included on the King’s first Civilian Gallantry List.

The Labour leader said he was ‘absolutely committed’ to his party’s fair pay policy.

Gavin Robinson was commenting after a judge in Belfast ruled that much of the UK’s Illegal Migration Act could not apply in Northern Ireland.

The encampment is organised by a Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) group set up by University College Dublin students last autumn.

Politicians in Cardiff Bay and their dogs are going paw-to-paw in the first Senedd Dog of the Year competition next Thursday.

A probe has been launched into the return of cremated remains and allegations of financial misconduct at a funeral directors’ company.