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The CMA said it is considering whether the deal could ‘result in a substantial lessening of competition’ within the UK market.
The Prime Minister said the ex-president’s hush money trial was not his ‘focus’ at the moment.
‘The strikes were taken in self-defence in the face of an ongoing threat that the Houthis pose,’ Rishi Sunak said.
The president of the Country Land and Business Association says polling shows there is ‘everything to play for’ in rural areas.
The fruits supplied to Tesco will be marked with lasers to save on using non-environmentally friendly stickers.
The Labour leader is visiting Scotland on Friday.
The Government had planned a public share sale this summer but that has been pushed back because of the upcoming General Election.
From the 73,000 US troops who landed on the beaches of Normandy on June 6, some 1,465 were killed.
The rise comes after slight increases in mortgage rates since the start of the year slowed the housing market through March and April.
The group was boosted by the opening of more than 200 shops over the past year.
Unions are opposed to Tata’s plans to close blast furnaces and switch to a greener form of production which needs fewer workers.
Updates from the main parties.
Operation Overlord, the code name for the overall operation to secure a foothold in northern France, was many months in the planning.
Alec Penstone, 99, was a submarine detector on HMS Campania on D-Day.
The Dickin Medal has been awarded 75 times since it was founded in 1943.
Corporal Peter Belcher, now aged 100, and his colleagues were flown in on gliders to capture vital bridges ahead of the seaborne invasion.
A report from the Centre for Countering Digital Hate warns that AI voice tools can easily be used to create political disinformation.
Here are the stories making headlines on Friday.
Labour’s election campaign continues to be overshadowed by uncertainty over Diane Abbott’s future and claims of a cull of party’s left wing.
Father-of-four Elliot Pfebve took part in a trial for cancer vaccines.
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