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Charles walked the ‘blue carpet’ and saw a first screening of Ocean With David Attenborough at the Southbank Centre in London on Tuesday.

West Lothian Council said a ‘live criminal investigation’ was ongoing, and it is working with the police and Scottish Government.

Stephen Flynn is hoping to win the Aberdeen Deeside and North Kincardine seat, with a number of former SNP MPs also standing for Holyrood.

Israeli officials said cabinet ministers had approved the plan to seize Gaza.

The Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures Bill will ensure the procedures can be carried out only in suitable premises.

The Open Seas coalition accused the Scottish Government of having ‘systematically neglected’ the country’s seabed.

Overall, there will be reductions on 90% of individual tariff rates on UK exports, with 85% of those becoming fully tariff-free within a decade.

Dan Jarvis also refused to give details on the immigration status of the suspects when pressed by several MPs.

The King met Angela Lavinia Valbonesi Acosta during an audience with the country’s President Daniel Noboa.

The deal will see Indian chefs, yoga teachers and musicians able to access the contractual services suppliers route.

The Scottish Government acknowledged the ban is ‘counterproductive and ineffective’.

Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney insisted his programme for government is a ‘programme for a better Scotland’.

John Swinney’s plans were also criticised by Scottish Labour leader who asked the First Minister: ‘Is that it?’

The most common work visa issued to Indian nationals in 2024 was for health and care workers.

The duchess posted a photo of Archie watching a sunset.

Jacques Weisser’s parents were taken to Auschwitz.

The hearing on Tuesday came more than five years after the viral social media post at the heart of the libel dispute.

Delvin Musakwa, 13, from Exeter, died in hospital following the incident on Monday afternoon.

The Scottish First Minister promised more GP appointments and to end peak-time rail fares for travellers ‘for good’.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said ‘we had to stabilise the economy’ as he defended the actions taken by his Government.