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内容摘要:The second is for those who are not terminally ill but who have an "incurable physical medical condition that is causing unbearable suffering".

The second is for those who are not terminally ill but who have an "incurable physical medical condition that is causing unbearable suffering".

, National Highways previously said. It is now scheduled to end in spring 2026.The work this weekend involves demolishing a bridge at junction 10.

Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson shared a behind-the-scenes studio video…

The same stretch of road will be closed again from 21 to 24 March.Plans to build up to 400 new homes in Newhaven are set to go in front of Lewes councillors.On Wednesday, Lewes District’s Council’s planning committee is due to decide whether to approve outline proposals to develop land at Harbour Heights.

Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson shared a behind-the-scenes studio video…

The scheme involves the demolition and redevelopment of the Quarry Road Industrial Estate, as well as plans for housebuilding on greenfield land to its west.The 20 hectare (49-acre) site, which sits between Gibbon Road and Court Farm Road, has been allocated for a mixed-use development within the Lewes Local Plan.

Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson shared a behind-the-scenes studio video…

Planning officers said the allocation weights heavily in the schemes favour but conditions would be required to address certain concerns, particularly those around flooding and drainage.

A council spokesperson said it would "provide a significant benefit, particularly through the delivery of new housing and modern commercial space".to keep up with the inner workings of Westminster and beyond.

Leader of the House of Commons Lucy Powell has sought to clarify her remarks after she appeared to describe grooming gangs as a "dog whistle" issue, prompting a backlash from political opponents.During a heated debate on BBC Radio 4's Any Questions on Friday, commentator and Reform UK member Tim Montgomerie asked Powell if she had seen a recent Channel 4 documentary on grooming gangs.

Powell responded "oh, we want to blow that little trumpet now do we" and "let's get that dog whistle out shall we".But on Saturday, the Labour minister said she regarded child exploitation and grooming with the "utmost seriousness", adding: "I'm sorry if this was unclear."

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