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Jeane Freeman said changing the law would fit with the drive in ‘person-centred care’.

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Forecasters predict more ‘unsettled’ weather, while engineers work to reconnect around 4,700 properties to power supplies following Storm Arwen.

The crash happened on the A9 at Cuach, north of Dalwhinnie, on Friday evening.

Boris Johnson is ordering a review of lessons to be learnt from the tragic death of six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, deputy prime minister Dominic Raab has confirmed.

Exclusive: Resettlement scheme is ‘only viable alternative’ to deaths in Channel, says backbencher

Exclusive: Party claims internal polling offers hope of ‘earthquake’ in North Shropshire

The illicit drugs market in the UK has been estimated to be worth £9.4 billion a year.

Health concerns, asylum seekers and the Duke of Cambridge are covered in Sunday’s national papers.

The UK has secured enough supplies of the drug to treat 480,000 people with the order set to be delivered to the UK by the end of the year

Ministers said they were responding to new data showing the spread of the new Omicron variant.

More than a third of people aged 12 and over have received a Covid-19 booster vaccine

The Duke of Cambridge spent two years working as a helicopter pilot with East Anglian Air Ambulance.

Thomas Schreiber dragged from Range Rover after collision in Chiswick

The investigation will reportedly involve police, schools, social services and probation watchdogs

No fully vaccinated pregnant women were admitted to intensive care with Covid-19 in England between February and the end of September 2021

Sir Lewis has said that the deal between Mercedes’s F1 team and Kingspan has ‘nothing’ to do with him.

Around 4,700 homes are still without power, prompting Boris Johnson to say he will offer more help from Government.

Comms adviser denies allegation of personal data breach

‘Obviously this is a disturbing incident,’ police constable says

The Government has made changes to the previous arrangements.

Peter Elliott has spent a month putting up the lights on his east London home.

Sajid Javid orders pre-departure tests for all travellers to UK, regardless of vaccination status

The Scottish Government said the restrictions are proportionate and necessary to protect public health.

Solihull MP describes ‘sense of anger’ in community after ‘horrible torture’ of ‘young, defenceless boy’

Sajid Javid orders pre-departure tests for all travellers to UK, regardless of vaccination status

Many people wore hoodies with Ava’s face on and others had her name written on their faces.

Arthur was left with an unsurvivable brain injury while in the sole care of 32-year-old Emma Tustin.

Labour must be party of middle England, says leader

Without more government cash, network faces ‘managed decline’

Sir Antony was the Prince of Wales’s favourite actor – a fact the royal revealed during his 2017 Commonwealth Tour

Boris Johnson planning week of law and order announcements with focus on drugs and protection for women

The video was filmed just three days before Arthur died

Arthur’s step-mother and father were sentenced to more than 20 years in prison each

Transport for London said an investigation has been launched after the incident occurred at Tottenham Court Road Tube station.

Approach in Sheffield comes after similar incident reported in neighbouring Doncaster

The charity also said it had reported ‘threatening emails’ it had received to the police.

Treasury sources insist no decisions yet made in review of levies ordered by Rishi Sunak

Scottish Colourist Samuel John Peploe painted the still life Roses and Fruit in 1921.

The certification scheme became mandatory in licensed premises as well as cinemas and theatres on Monday.

Reuniting with family members, being able to speak English, and the quality of life are the main factors

Arthur was left with an unsurvivable brain injury while in the sole care of 32-year-old Emma Tustin who was on Friday jailed for life.

Anyone who was with Douglas Forbes on December 2 is urged to contact police.

Forecasters have warned almost freezing temperatures will hit parts of the UK over the weekend.

Scotland Yard says it does not routinely investigate retrospective breaches of Covid regulations

Scotland has recorded 14 Covid-linked deaths in 24 hours and one new Omicron case, taking the total to 30.

The Law Commission will recommend a new criminal offence of ‘public sexual harassment’ according to reports.

Far-right group claims to have sent thousands of emails to rescue charity claiming to be from ‘concerned citizens’

Two Labour MPs have urged Scotland Yard to investigate reported violations of Covid regulations by Downing Street staff.

Osagie Aigbonohan, 40, originally from Lagos, Nigeria, used a number of aliases to contact women online through dating and social media sites.

The six-year-old was left with an unsurvivable brain injury while in the sole care of 32-year-old Emma Tustin.

Unsettled, snowy and windy conditions predicted for the weekend, as some 9,000 homes remain without power

Tustin was also threatened with violence by other prisoners in the run-up to her trial

The BMA said ending ‘tick-box’ exercises will free up staff but warned the service remains under ‘significant’ pressure.

The Chancellor has ordered Treasury officials to draw up options to reduce the tax burden.