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Dale said an emotional farewell during his LBC show on Tuesday after 14 years with the radio station.
One officer was left with a serious facial injury after she was hit by a bottle thrown from the crowd.
The House of Commons Liaison Committee has released a report calling for changes in Whitehall.
Here are the stories making headlines on Wednesday.
A Met Office yellow warning for thunderstorms comes into force in Scotland at 10am on Wednesday until 7pm.
The Prime Minister has promised to replace the worst-performing university courses with 100,000 more apprenticeships.
EarthCARE blasted off on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg in California.
The 61-year-old said he hoped listeners would ‘respect’ his decision.
Ten of his vases and pots were found covered in dust in a cupboard after being collected by one family during 50 years.
A new law would give the universities watchdog powers to shut down courses deemed underperforming under the Tories’ plan.
One woman died and another was injured in the stabbing on Durley Chine Beach on May 24.
The celebration, which traditionally involves the royal family gathering on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, is set to take place on June 15.
Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to cut treatment backlogs, which currently stand at 7.54 million.
The veteran MP was suspended in April 2023 over comments she made on racism.
Heather Humphreys was launching a charter aimed at encouraging businesses and employers to hire young people.
Labour withdrew the whip from Geraint Davies over allegations of sexual harassment made in June last year.
Plaid Cymru has proposed devolved control over the Crown Estate in Wales to build a fund similar to that which Norway started with oil wealth.
First Minister of Scotland John Swinney called for Sir Keir Starmer to ‘follow the SNP’s lead’ by nationalising rail services in England.
The Labour leader has faced pressure over reports that an investigation into her racism comments was completed five months ago.
Patients who were ‘morning people’ were less likely to have a heart attack if they took their medication in the morning, the study found.
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