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Micheal Martin and Simon Harris said a negotiated solution is needed on Tehran’s nuclear capabilities.

The study analysed earnings data spanning all early-career workers in England, covering more than 11 million individuals.

Campra managing director Steve Haywood said welcoming motorcaravans to an area ‘can be a hugely positive move’.

From June 23 GPs in England will be able to prescribe the drugs for the first time.

Up to 30,000 people are expected to attend the event in Derby, which runs from August 1-3.

The Prime Minister said stability in the region ‘is a priority’.

The University of the West of Scotland is potentially axing around 75 full-time equivalent jobs.

The one-week campaign, named Bring Turner Home, aims to return the piece to the city.

Many people favour security processes on their account over ease of access, a survey for TransUnion indicates.

Hundreds of young Big Issue vendors have accessed support from the magazine for issues including health and wellbeing.

The BMA said 20,000 medical graduates will miss out on further training due to a lack of slots as international graduates soar.

It comes as charities Reunite Families UK and Coram published reports that documented the ‘significant emotional and psychological harm’ to families.

The march begins at Ibrox and finishes at Celtic Park.

The vessel is set to be taken to Termini Imerese, a town around 20km away, where prosecutors investigating the sinking are based.

Sunday is expected to be a day of ‘sunny spells and showers’ with highs of around 27C and 28C, Met Office weather forecaster Dan Stroud said.

Siarhei Tsikhanouski is a key dissident figure and the husband of exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting said there is no budget for the assisted dying service, indicating cash might have to come from ‘trade-offs’ elsewhere.