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Larry the Bird has been Twitter’s logo since its creation in 2006.
The broadcaster, 61, heard about the news from his brother after the ceremony in July 2022.
Two climate campaigners climbed to the top of the metal sculpture in the early hours of Sunday morning.
There is growing anger over the controversial plan to close most railway ticket offices.
The Defence Secretary suggested erecting a statue of Alan Turing on the Fourth Plinth in London
International Development Minister Andrew Mitchell said the medal will shine a spotlight on ‘unsung humanitarian heroes’.
The environment is among the issues covered by Sunday’s front pages.
Factors include a shortage of care home beds and disagreements between a patient, family and staff.
The RAC said it received 8,170 callsout to breakdowns due to poor road surfaces in the UK between April and June.
Experts suggested that without knowing the professional backgrounds of practitioners, the industry could not be properly regulated.
Scientists found those who followed a more sustainable diet were 25% less likely to die of cancer or other chronic diseases.
On July 24 2019, in his first speech as PM, Boris Johnson said the Conservatives would ‘fix the crisis in social care once and for all’.
The men remain in police custody.
Sir Keir Starmer has said the economic situation a future Labour government would inherit means tough decisions on spending.
Housing Secretary Michael Gove said he wants to relax deadlines around environmental upgrades being asked of private sector landlords.
It comes after a rail strike ended and queues at border control at the Port of Dover eased on Saturday
Major sporting events including The Open and the Ashes could be affected by heavy downpours.
British tourists described ‘terrifying’ scenes as the five-day fire continued to rage on the Greek island of Rhodes
Tributes have continued to pour in for Bennett from musicians such as Bonnie Raitt and Mariah Carey.
The five-week-old is Blackpool Zoo’s first Bornean orangutan baby for more than 20 years.
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