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Barry Coppinger has stood down, blaming his ill-health and an investigation into deleted messages.

Stephen Fincken has given evidence at a fatal accident inquiry into a ditching off Shetland in 2013.

New research identifies 19 risk factors thought to increase the risk of developing the condition.

One teacher said the testing system ‘is not fit for purpose and is preventing me from doing my job’.

Charges against him include plotting to hack computers and conspiring to obtain and disclose national defence information.

They appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday.

Russell Causley is to be released from jail despite his ‘heartless’ refusal to reveal the whereabouts of Carole Packman’s remains.

The Health Secretary said more innovation and a culture change in how data is used in healthcare would help save lives.

Colleagues praised Jacob Billington’s ‘warmth and enthusiasm’.

Robert Child admitted murdering mother Janice in March.

The Financial Times claims Sir Jonathan has resigned due to a dispute with Downing Street.

Midwives and doctors have called for more information, saying the current situation is causing stress for pregnant women.

Diplomatic immunity prevented the High Court taking action over the planning breaches by the Chinese authorities in Belfast.

One person said it felt as though their house had been hit by a vehicle.

Just over 57,400 deaths involving coronavirus have now been registered across the whole of the UK.

The Kensington venue is ineligible for an emergency Government grant and must apply for a loan.

A teenager arrested on suspicion of attempted murder remains in custody.

Laboratories have reached a ‘critical pinch-point’, according to an NHS Test and Trace official.

The composer had hoped his pilot project would demonstrate that theatres can open at full capacity safely.

UK trade officials are said to be furious at the Scottish Government’s intervention in deadlocked negotiations.