Penny Mordaunt heckled by SNP MPs over heroin jibe row Richard Wheeler and David Lynch, PA Political Staff The Commons Leader had said the SNP's legacy would be for young Scots to have “somewhere safe and warm” to take the drug. Read the Article
Palestinian mother living in UK ‘helpless' as daughter, five, trapped in Gaza Hannah Cottrell, PA 30 Nov, 2023 Israa Aljaish came to Scotland in 2022 to study at the University of St Andrews, which meant leaving her young daughter at home in Gaza.
999 call played to jury in Brianna Ghey murder trial Pat Hurst and Eleanor Barlow 30 Nov, 2023 The call was made by a dog walker who came across the transgender teenager's body.
Hancock diaries ‘make no reference to calling for lockdown in mid-March 2020' Christopher McKeon and Nina Lloyd, PA Political Staff 30 Nov, 2023 Matt Hancock's published diaries do not support his claim to have told the prime minister a lockdown was needed on March 13, the Covid inquiry heard.
Zoo visitors in final farewell to pandas ahead of return to China Lucinda Cameron, PA Scotland 30 Nov, 2023 Staff at Edinburgh Zoo said they will be sad to see Yang Guang and Tian Tian leave.
Sunak vows to ‘do what is necessary' to curb net migration Flora Thompson and David Hughes, PA 30 Nov, 2023 The Prime Minister spoke to reporters during a visit to Surrey on Thursday.
Two police officers appear in court to deny assaulting man in Exeter Claire Hayhurst, PA 30 Nov, 2023 Pc Emmit Wookey and Pc Liam Dunn will stand trial at Bristol Magistrates' Court in April.
‘Confused' development agencies holding back economic growth, says ex-PM Brown Neil Pooran, PA Scotland 30 Nov, 2023 He said there needs to be better co-operation between the Scottish and UK governments.
RMT members accept deal to end long-running pay and conditions dispute Alan Jones, PA Industrial Correspondent 30 Nov, 2023 The union has been embroiled in a bitter row for more than 18 months.
Met Police officer cleared of gross misconduct after tasering 10-year-old girl Lucas Cumiskey, PA 30 Nov, 2023 Pc Jonathan Broadhead's ‘use of Taser on Child A was necessary, reasonable and proportionate in all the circumstances', a disciplinary panel said.
Millions of drivers ignore severe weather alerts, AA survey shows Neil Lancefield, PA Transport Correspondent 30 Nov, 2023 A third of respondents to a poll of AA members said they would go ahead with planned journeys even if a red warning for snow was issued.
Norovirus levels ‘much higher' than last year, with hundreds in hospital Ian Jones, PA 30 Nov, 2023 Norovirus is the most common infectious cause of vomiting and diarrhoea.
Sunak will not allow ‘zealots' to dictate climate policy as he heads to Cop28 David Hughes and Danny Halpin, PA 30 Nov, 2023 Rishi Sunak said he was proud of his domestic policies as he prepared to head to the global climate summit.
Covid inquiry: Matt Hancock bemoans ‘toxic culture' in Government Nina Lloyd, Christopher McKeon, Jonathan Bunn and Storm Newton, PA 30 Nov, 2023 The former miniser denied there had been ‘absence of a plan' and insisted his department did ‘rise to the challenge' of the pandemic.
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