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Murrell was the SNP’s most senior official from 1999 until he stood down from the post in February 2023.

The European Commission wants to see a scheme allowing 18 to 30-year-olds to study, live, and work across the English Channel and vice versa.

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The FTSE moved 29.06 points higher, or 0.37%, to close at 7,877.05.

The FTSE 100 its trading higher today, with easyJet among the risers after its winter trading update.

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It continues the trend of job losses in the tech sector.

A Clyde Valley Housing Association computer system enabled residents to access each other’s personal data.

There is no getting away from Karl Marx’s gag about history beginning as tragedy and ending as farce. When the only thing we can think about when it comes to the Government is a mesmerising sex scandal, we really are in John Major 1997…

Sales at Mecca were 12% higher in the first three months of the year, compared with the same period a year ago.

The survey by polling company Censuswide showed about a third of people surveyed said they were able to save money each month.

The group said UK and Ireland order numbers remained flat in the first quarter.

The board of the fund, which owns the back catalogues for artists including Justin Bieber and Shakira, has backed the 93.2 per share deal.

The major reasons for the UK's recent high inflation have been skyrocketing food and energy bills

The airline said it expects its headline loss before tax for the six months to the end of March to be up to £360 million.

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The legislation to make the Government’s Rwanda plan legally watertight will return to the Commons on Monday.

The investment is part of Labour’s Green Prosperity Plan and is expected to bring in billions in private sector cash.

Four amendments to the controversial legislation, inserted by the House of Lords on Tuesday, were rejected by MPs

Home Office minister Michael Tomlinson said allowing the Bill to pass now would ‘send a clear signal’.

Musk, 52, claims the dispute means he’s not been paid for six years

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch will criticise a rising tide of state regulation, which she will claim would become even stronger under Labour.

Rental increases have far outstripped wage growth according to latest figures

I’m not being funny but… I’ve got to bark on about dog friendliness in London. As we have rolled into Pet Month, today’s piece is going to be all about bigging up the amazing places you can take your dogs in London. No disses, just a big…

The FTSE 100 moved 27.63 points higher, or 0.35%, to close at 7,847.99.

The music streaming service has fallen victim to a cyberattack that involved stolen credentials used to log in to users’ accounts

The FTSE 100 has rallied a little after the worst day in nine months yesterday.

House prices fell almost five per cent across the capital, but some boroughs show signs of growth