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Labour MPs Alex Sobel and Danny Beales were the latest to back an amendment to the Government’s welfare cuts.

The actress joined many other celebrities at the summer party fundraiser for the galleries.

The incident happened during an online meeting for young people with Special Educational Needs.

Works by David Hockney, Tim Burton and frontline Ukraine sketches were shown as Rufus Wainwright performed for the royal couple.

The Government said it will ban the protest group after an RAF jet was spray painted.

The Prime Minister is facing a rebellion from his own MPs over the proposed legislation which is set for a Commons vote on July 1.

SDLP MLA Daniel McCrossan said Liz Kimmins ‘must urgently outline the next steps’.

Doctors in training, formerly known as junior doctors, said their cries have ‘fallen on deaf ears’.

Former education secretary Damian Hinds pointed out that many running costs for schools remain the same despite fewer pupils.

Andrew Bailey said he viewed domestic issues as more important than global ones when it comes to setting interest rates.

The Irish government is expected to start an awareness campaign to encourage more people to apply for redress.

Four in five users of the drugs say they plan to eat fewer chocolates and crisps, Kantar found.

The guitars are among lots to be auctioned for the Mary Peters Trust later this year.

The decision represents a victory for the Royal Air Force.

David Whitehouse of Offshore Energies UK claimed the move from the UK Government would offer ‘respite’ for some firms but was a ‘short-term fix’.

Lord Turnbull said his experience to date over the cooperation of some state agencies with the inquiry had caused him to have ‘some concerns’

The programme has been fronted by various presenters since it first aired on BBC One in 1985, perhaps most memorably by Anne Robinson.