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People were infected with contaminated blood and blood products between the 1970s and 1990s.

The proposal is expected to be contained in a report by Lord Walney, the Government’s independent adviser on political violence and disruption.

The naturalist and broadcaster said he has fond memories of visiting Bradgate Park as a child.

Robert Hattersley, 13, from Crawcrook, died after getting into trouble at Ovingham on July 17 2022.

Hundreds of those affected by the scandal gathered at Westminster on Sunday afternoon to mark the end of the Infected Blood Inquiry.

A report by the Tony Blair Institute and Faculty said the scope and scale of the changes from AI will be vast.

Charles called for reflection on the courage of the men and women whose actions in central Italy enabled the landings in Normandy a few weeks later.

IF has created a miniature vapour compression distillation system without consumable parts or chemicals.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris announced on Saturday that he would not be seeking re-election as an MP at the next general election.

The Foreign Secretary and his Finnish counterpart will sign the Strategic Partnership at an event in London on Monday.

Labour said the average earner was £180 worse off than they would have been had wages kept pace with inflation since October 2021.

About 2,500 households in Devon are being told by South West Water to continue boiling their tap water before drinking it.

Simon Harris spoke by phone with Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Friday.

The first series of The Queen’s Reading Room Podcast was listened to in 158 countries.

The long-awaited final report from Sir Brian Langstaff’s public inquiry will be published on Monday.

Sir Jim said the Conservatives have had ‘a good run’ but understands why people feel ‘it’s probably time for a change’.

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said Labour could not commit to scrapping the policy without knowing how it could be paid for.

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting admitted he ‘fluffed it’ after only getting five of the six.

Some 75 of the boys with haemophilia treated at Treloar’s College are now dead.

Two more small boats have been seen arriving on Sunday.