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Latest rise in interest rates dominated newspaper front pages on Friday.
Alice Chambers missed the coronation after she was arrested on The Mall while standing next to Just Stop Oil protesters.
She joins Father Christmas, The Wombles and Moominpappa as fictional characters to appear in a non-competing capacity.
Matthew Whitelocks said seeing a funnel cloud for the first time in Grantham was ‘fascinating’.
The Ukrainian leader has been barred by the EBU from delivering a video message to millions of viewers watching Saturday’s final from Liverpool.
Jason Ryder was sentenced at York Crown Court on Thursday to 10 months in jail.
Ten more countries qualified for the grand final on Saturday.
Edward later mingled with visitors and spoke to stallholders in the show’s shopping village area.
The party has vowed to tackle the existing toxic culture, evidence of which led to leader Adam Price stepping down.
The sector’s major players were told they must do more if they are to stop the routine burning and venting of excess gas by 2030.
Labour peer Lord Knight of Weymouth is chief education adviser at TES Global Ltd, a digital education company.
A party spokesman said the aide had ‘fully complied’ with two investigations and the ‘remedial action recommended’ before his exit.
Prices are up because of high demand and depleted stocks.
Migrants granted temporary permission to live in the UK usually have no recourse to public funds as a condition of their visa.
Lord Tony Hall, who was director-general, also said the Prime Minister ‘ought to’ give up the power to choose who should take on the role.
Sharks are cold-blooded and their body temperatures are largely regulated by their immediate environment.
The Work and Pensions Secretary said boosting the workforce after Covid could be an important factor in a Conservative election win.
The pressure of higher rates has yet to be widely felt by households across the country, the Bank of England revealed after increasing rates again.
Inspectors examined 300 vetting files that forces handled between December 1 2022 and January 31 2023.
Several high-profile figures are bringing claims against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over alleged unlawful information gathering at its titles.
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