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Connolly lost a bid to appeal against her sentence at the Court of Appeal on Tuesday.

The pundit is leaving the BBC earlier than expected following an unreserved apology for a now-deleted social media post criticised as antisemitic.

Peter Green Chilled said clients were ‘receiving regular updates’ including ‘workarounds’ for its deliveries.

An SNP MP said a ‘growth-threatening Sword of Damocles’ has been placed over fishermen.

Richard Satchwell, 58, of Grattan Street in Youghal, is accused of murdering his wife Tina in 2017.

Kyra Hill got into difficulty in a designated swimming area at Liquid Leisure near Windsor, Berkshire, on August 6 2022.

Steve Reed defended the trade agreement as a ‘reasonably good deal’ for the sector.

The UK class action against Mastercard, brought by former financial ombudsman Walter Merricks, dates back to 2016.

Ministers are reportedly considering making changes in a bid to placate Labour rebels.

The ASA said the ad for Daily30+ was likely to mislead consumers by implying that the product did not contain any ultra-processed ingredients.

Bayesian’s main boom, a pole which holds the bottom of the sail, and its anchor, have been recovered from the seabed.

Chief executive Paul Thwaite told MPs: “We don’t see a direct link between deploying technology and removal of jobs.”

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch claimed Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had not done more to support fishing communities as they do not vote Labour.

The charity, which supported vulnerable children, went into liquidation in August 2015 following unfounded safeguarding allegations.

Ms Reeves said she is ‘not going to reduce the limit of what people can put into an Isa but I do want people to get better returns on their savings’.

The checks are part of conservation efforts to increase the dormice population across woodlands in England.

Charity Howard League for Penal Reform has sent a letter before claim to Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood urging her to withdraw the decision.

Jennie Logan, 30, of Oxfordshire County Council’s Fire and Rescue Service, was praised by her family for her ‘bravery and fearlessness’.

A court was told that the programme was not ‘unfair or unjust’.

Leading doctors have called for special funding to enable more GPs to be employed in England.