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The Lords may make a third attempt to change the bill on Tuesday after MPs take out their previous amendments, but the bill will likely become law this week.

It is estimated that the new strategy will cost around $30 billion a year and has already secured a 50-nation partnership.

The labour market’s signs of stalling could lead to easing in wage growth, which in turn could prompt the Bank of England to lower interest rates this year.

Headteacher Katharine Birbalsingh declared the decision a ‘victory for all schools,’ adding that schools should be free to do ‘what is right for the pupils.’

Mothers and children were seen fleeing from the shopping centre.

The former defence secretary urged Britain to take a tougher line against Iranian aggression.

The Star was found unfit to hold a casino licence following revelations of a gang-linked junket operator running an illicit cage within a premium gaming room.

They fear children may have been exposed to asbestos for months or even years at a Queensland school.

The order was imposed on March 27 when the Northern Territory government declared an emergency following escalating violence.

In light of a series of stabbing incidents across Sydney in the past week, NSW Premier Chris Minns said he would consider tougher knife laws.

Sir Matthew Rycroft also said that spending foreign aid on asylum seekers was ‘not sustainable,’ adding it was important for the Rwanda bill to pass.

‘We did not hold any site without a plan to develop it. That would not give us the right return on investment,’ said Woolworths CEO.

In March, the Queensland government attempted to mandate the national school curriculum for homeschooled children but has now backed down.

Over 2,000 people have lost their jobs in New Zealand’s public sector, and the cuts are set to continue.

Sydney has been rocked by two stabbing incidents back-to-back.

‘You are welcome to stay here for as long as you like,” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.