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What is the status of the Duke of Sussex’s legal claims?

What is the status of the Duke of Sussex’s legal claims?

Harry’s Court of Appeal bid over his UK security is due to be heard on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Eating only during daytime could help protect shift workers heart health – study

Eating only during daytime could help protect shift workers heart health – study

The team worked with 20 healthy and young participants during a two-week period.

A timeline of the Duke of Sussex’s legal challenge over his security in the UK

A timeline of the Duke of Sussex’s legal challenge over his security in the UK

The duke is challenging a High Court ruling dismissing his legal claim over the level of taxpayer-funded security he receives while visiting the UK.

Starmer to face grilling from senior MPs amid ongoing tariff turmoil

Starmer to face grilling from senior MPs amid ongoing tariff turmoil

Sir Keir Starmer will face questions from the Commons Liaison Committee, as UK businesses begin to feel the impact of US tariffs.

Trump says he will not pause tariffs as Starmer calls for ‘cool heads’

Trump says he will not pause tariffs as Starmer calls for ‘cool heads’

The Prime Minister said the UK had to ‘rise together as a nation’ in the face of a new era of global instability.

Award-winning actors to star in Second World War film released for VE Day

Award-winning actors to star in Second World War film released for VE Day

Olivier Award-winning actor Julian Glover will feature in The Next Morning, written by James Graham.

Charles and Camilla release official 20th wedding anniversary photographs

Charles and Camilla release official 20th wedding anniversary photographs

In one image the King and Queen are in the grounds of the Villa Wolkonsky in Rome.

Former principal to lead expert taskforce set up to help Dundee University

Former principal to lead expert taskforce set up to help Dundee University

Sir Alan Langlands will head a strategic advisory taskforce set up by the Scottish Government to help the cash-strapped university.

People starting wildfires risk being charged with manslaughter – Muir

People starting wildfires risk being charged with manslaughter – Muir

The Environment Minister visited the Mourne Mountains in Co Down on Monday evening to view the extent of damage caused by recent fires.

John Swinney says his summit to counter populism ‘above party politics’

John Swinney says his summit to counter populism ‘above party politics’

The Scottish First Minister will chair a summit later this month as part of efforts to counter what he sees as the rising threat of populism.

Queen ‘delighted’ to be in Italy with King for four-day state visit

Queen ‘delighted’ to be in Italy with King for four-day state visit

Charles and Camilla’s trip was described as ‘historic’ by the UK’s ambassador to Italy.

Swinney demands ‘big and bold response’ from UK Government to Trump’s tariffs

Swinney demands ‘big and bold response’ from UK Government to Trump’s tariffs

The Scottish First Minister called on the UK Government to change its fiscal rules and reverse the recent rise in employer national insurance charges.

Falconer: All MPs should be worried by blocking of two MPs from entering Israel

Falconer: All MPs should be worried by blocking of two MPs from entering Israel

Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed made the trip with charity partners as part of an MPs’ delegation.

Woman sentenced after licking politician on neck while campaigning

Woman sentenced after licking politician on neck while campaigning

Elspeth Wood, 57, of Hamilton, was given a community payback order after pleading guilty to threatening and abusive behaviour.

FTSE dives to year-low as global market turmoil continues

FTSE dives to year-low as global market turmoil continues

The FTSE 100 fell by 4.38% to 7,702.08, its lowest closing price since March last year, at the end of trading.

Fox cub stuck in gap after waiting for mother to bring food rescued by RSPCA

Fox cub stuck in gap after waiting for mother to bring food rescued by RSPCA

The cub was wedged between a fence and a garden wall in London.

Call for stronger duty on councils to provide housing to domestic abuse victims

Call for stronger duty on councils to provide housing to domestic abuse victims

MP Zoe Franklin said councils are not currently obligated to offer like-for-like housing.

Rayner faces call to say whether Army could help clean up Birmingham bins

Rayner faces call to say whether Army could help clean up Birmingham bins

Ayoub Khan MP asked the Deputy PM whether Army personnel could ‘assist the local charities and organisations’ that are helping to clear the waste.

Chief constable retires following two allegations of workplace relationships

Chief constable retires following two allegations of workplace relationships

Watchdog confirms inquiry into Scott Chilton, of Hampshire Constabulary, for potential gross misconduct.

Government will meet target of 1.5m homes, says Rayner after watchdog forecast

Government will meet target of 1.5m homes, says Rayner after watchdog forecast

A Conservative former minister asked Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner to ‘confirm’ the 1.5 million new homes target ‘has gone’.

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