The technology could be used to improve animal welfare in scientific research and also agriculture, scientists suggest.

Labour claims similar result nationwide would put it ‘within touching distance of majority government’

Ex-Liberal Democrat MP Norman Baker previously wrote to the Metropolitan Police asking the commissioner to launch a criminal probe.

The sponsorship agreement has also been condemned by Communities Secretary Michael Gove.

The Tory party chairman said people could enjoy themselves as the measures put in place to deal with the Omicron variant were ‘sufficient’.

A full week after power went off, residents around Northumberland town of Wooler say they can’t cope much longer

‘I am really not terribly worried about Labour,’ Tory chairman says

But those worst hit wondering what took the government so long to act

Sharon Graham, who took over from Len McCluskey as general secretary, has been following through on her pledge to be personally involved in disputes.

Animals reared for frankfurters for UK supermarkets slammed on concrete floor and given antibiotics against WHO advice

Thousands of customers remain off supply.

Boris Johnson’s Conservatives will trumpet winning over 50 per cent of the vote, but Labour will strike an upbeat tone 10 per cent swing to party, writes Ashley Cowburn

Emma Tustin was convicted of murdering Arthur Labinjo-Hughes while Thomas Hughes was found guilty of his manslaughter.

Louie French has become the country’s newest MP, but there was a 10% swing to Labour

The shocking death of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes features on the front pages as the working week concludes.

The Conservatives said Louie French’s victory was “almost unheard of” for a sitting Government.

Louie French has become the country’s newest MP but there was a 10% swing to Labour as most of the electorate chose to stay at home.

The actor has spoken for the first time about the incident which led to the death of a cinematographer.

Louie French is the UK’s newest MP after winning the contest triggered by the death of former Cabinet minister James Brokenshire.

Turnout was just 34% in the poll to fill the seat left vacant by James Brokenshire’s death.

Almost a third of men prosecuted were also charged with other serious sexual crimes, CPS says

Unite’s general secretary promised to ‘completely refocus’ union on taking the role in August

Professor Peter Openshaw said the chances of getting infected were too high, even without the risk of the Omicron variant.

The head of the health service has previously said that the NHS is facing a ‘tough winter’.

Pump prices increased last month despite declining wholesale cost.

Disparities remain due to the gaps in vaccination rates.

The poll was commissioned by the charity Mary’s Meals, which holds a virtual Big Family Christmas to raise funds to feed hungry children worldwide.

The Port of Nigg factory will open in 2023, creating more than 400 full time jobs.

Party ‘different’ now to what it once was, ex-minister says in video message

General Secretary Sharon Graham told The Guardian that donations did not always provide the ‘best value’.

Witness Juan Patricio Alessi gave evidence on Thursday.

‘Significant moment’ in fight against fossil fuel development, says Labour

Face coverings become mandatory again on public transport from Tuesday.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said around 130 troops have been sent to the Grampian region.

The Communities Secretary said the deal was ‘deeply disappointing’.

Appeal comes after footage of incident shared on social media

The contest is taking place following the death of former Cabinet minister James Brokenshire.

The variant has begun circulating across the globe, with cases in at least 30 countries.

Dame Margaret has been an MP since 1994.

‘There was an opportunity to save him and it wasn’t taken,’ says grandmother

Problems were first reported at around 11am on Thursday.

‘The prime minister has been very clear on this… we don’t want people to cancel such events’

Jean Castex wrote to Boris Johnson to again reject one of the key proposals put forward by the UK Prime Minister.

Former health secretary also urges people to ‘test the hell out of ourselves’ over Christmas

Bristol Museum and Art Gallery will be displaying works from season two of the Channel 4 series Grayson’s Art Club for the next year.

Maria Wallpott has taken a health board to court over its decision not to pay for potentially life-saving treatment.

Newspaper’s publisher is considering fresh appeal to Supreme Court

Sir Desmond Swayne said he hoped his constituents would not choose people with such views.

Eight men, now in their 40s and 50s, say Bennell abused them when they played schoolboy football for teams in north-west England four decades ago.

Stephen McPartland’s consultancy business takes on work from investment firm

The Health Secretary said it was a ‘Javid family tradition’ to kiss under the mistletoe.

The 59-year-old allegedly told the housekeeper to only speak to Epstein ‘when he asked questions’.

Officers are searching for three men in relation to the incident.

Controversial plans to end all prosecutions for Troubles-era incidents were expected to be legislated for this autumn.

Lady Hiroko Barclay says the 87-year-old breached orders made in the High Court dispute.

It is understood the intrusion happened during Storm Arwen when the celebrities had been evacuated.

Only one in five say Priti Patel handling migrant crisis well

UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) figures show a further three cases of the Omicron variant of coronavirus in Scotland bringing the total to 13.

The Prime Minister was speaking after receiving his coronavirus booster jab.

Wrong to ‘conflate’ issues, Boris Johnson’s spokesman insists – after US official said talks were on hold because of Article 16 fears

Official data suggest businesses increased stores even ahead of news of the new omicron variant

The DUP leader was speaking after Maros Sefcovic indicated the EU could act unilaterally to guarantee supply of medicines to Northern Ireland.

In total, more than three million jabs have been delivered since the programme began just under a year ago.

Ex-head of government legal service says he cancelled his leaving party as it would have been against the rules

Take-up across England as a whole is 60.2%.

Kevin Hollinrake said the UK is a destination for criminal funds because of ‘lax’ regulations.

The snails are now believed to be the last of their kind on the planet after being saved from extinction by experts.

The Deputy First Minister was speaking after the Omicron variant of the virus was confirmed in Scotland.

Baby Maliki was abandoned in woodland by Silipa Keresi who herself was the victim of domestic violence.

Exclusive: Ed Davey brands spending announced by Sajid Javid ‘insulting’

Disease control measures have been initiated at a commercial duck premises in Aughnacloy.

Molly-Moo, a German Shepherd cross mastiff, was found wandering the streets alone ‘starving and broken’ just days before Christmas last year.

Torridge, Gwynedd and Mid Sussex are recording the highest rates.

MLA Colm Gildernew said some of the youngsters are ‘suffering quite badly’.

During last year’s campaign, 6,972 roadside breath tests were carried out and 280 people arrested for drink/drug driving-related offences.

Boris Johnson said any events held at No 10 were “in accordance with the rules”.

The DUP leader was speaking as the Stormont Executive urged the public to redouble their efforts to stem the spread of the virus.

Police said the boy was located ‘safe and well’ in the Bristol area – some 120 miles from where he was last seen.

David Lapage, 35, died in the incident in Aberdeenshire on Friday evening.

The DUP currently has two MLAs in the five-seat constituency, First Minister Paul Givan and Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots.

Tustin left Arthur Labinjo-Hughes unable to support his own weight, with her recordings painting a picture of a child in ‘utter distress’.

Brandon Lewis struck a hopeful tone after Irish minister Simon Coveney said reaching an agreement by the end of the year would be a ‘tall order’.

The Kremlin warned the risk of hostilities with Russia’s neighbour ‘still remains high’.

Customers have reported lost service and access to a number of TV channels.

Mr Justice Michael Humphreys said on Thursday that the aim was for the full inquest to begin on September 12 2022.

The former pupil was giving evidence Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry.

The teenager is expected to return to the UK this week for more urgent medical care

The research could also lead to the development of therapeutics for infertility or non-hormonal contraceptives.

Breach included details of celebrities such as Sir Elton John and former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith

Rob Marchant, owner of The Old Station in the Yorkshire Dales, has lost £1,500 in revenue after his power was cut on Friday evening.

The Duchess of Cornwall opened the Parade Cinema in Marlborough during a series of engagements in Wiltshire on Thursday.

Kane Faulkner-Wild drove a BMW M3 when he was over the drink-drive limit, killing two of his passengers and injuring the other two.

The British and Irish governments are expressing optimism that a thorny spat between the U.K. and the European Union over Northern Ireland trade can be resolved

Shneor Glitsenstein said they were targeted for being Jewish while a passenger said teenagers were left feeling ‘scared, shaking’.

Alexander and Robert McKellar, 29, are accused of murdering Anthony Parsons.