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A former employee at a Fife children’s home has told the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI) that allegations of abuse made against him by former residents are “absolute nonsense”.
Howard Phillips is on trial over allegedly intending to assist the RIS by helping people he believed were agents working for Moscow.
Hassan Jhangur hit five people with his car when he arrived at his sister’s wedding reception, where a fight had broken out between the ...
Tom Hallifax described being a royal tour artist as ‘a lovely thing’ that is ‘very challenging as an artist, fascinating as a person’.
Some building societies have reported seeing a jump in cash Isa applications following speculation that the limit could be cut. Reports have suggested that plans to cut the annual tax-free cash Isa ...
Vocalink says it processes more than 90 of salaries, 70 of household bills, and 98 of state benefit payments in the UK.
Anita Rose, 57, had been out on a morning dog walk in Brantham, Suffolk when she was set upon by 56-year-old Roy Barclay.
A police officer has denied he “lost control” in the aftermath of being allegedly assaulted by two brothers at Manchester Airport.
Campaigners, school children and grandparents were among those calling for MPs to give the crisis the ‘precedence it needs’.
Birmingham council has announced it has reached the “absolute limit” of what it can offer to resolve a long-running pay dispute. Members of Unite have been on all-out strike since early March, leading ...
Campaign group Save Wimbledon Park is challenging the decision of the Greater London Authority to grant planning permission for the expansion.
First-time buyers could be given a boost by lenders having the ability to offer more mortgages at high loan-to-income (LTI) levels, if they choose to. The Bank of England said its Financial Policy ...