Metropolitan Police have said they are not seeking to delay the publication of a report into lockdown-busting parties held in Downing Street and across Whitehall.

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A car and a van were badly damaged after a shopping trolley was dropped onto the carriageway of the A9 from a bridge above, police have said.

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Apart from the role of First Minister, the transport brief is the hottest political potato in the Holyrood government. The gender of the new Minister, Jenny Gilruth, is less relevant than Alastair Dalton suggests (Perspective, 28 January); rather, it is the length of office she will be allowed to confront the various challenges.

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Livestock farmers across the UK have welcomed the change of heart by the UK Treasury which will now see silage wrap excused the £200 a tonne plastic packaging tax due to have been introduced in April.

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Hardy Kruger, actor. Born: 12 April 1928 in Berlin. Died: 19 January 2022 in Palm Springs, California, aged 93

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Hopes are high for lab grown haggis - to be ready for Burns Night in 2023.

Hopes are high for lab grown haggis - to be ready for Burns Night in 2023

As someone well-versed in Britain’s imperial heritage who dreamt of global leadership since childhood, I imagine Boris Johnson has at least had a flick through the bible of British Army officers, “Serve to Lead”.

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