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UK citizens are trying to escape Sudan amid a faltering ceasefire.
The pensioners were trapped in the vehicle and had to be extracted by Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service.
The Board of British Jews has requested to meet Katharine Viner over the cartoon featuring former BBC chair Richard Sharp.
Lieutenant Colonel David Barringer, Commanding Officer of the Household Division Bands, said discussions on music began before Christmas.
Servicemen and women will be taking part with relatives or emulating family members in the coronation procession.
NHS England warned that staffing levels for some areas of the country will be ‘exceptionally low, lower than on previous strike days’.
The greeting will be in Latin in the Vivat acclamations, which will be sung as Charles and Camilla arrive for the coronation.
Chief of Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said the military is capable of both preparing for the coronation and undertaking duties abroad.
The 51-year-old host of a Radio 5 Live show said he would not be naming the pub in Greater Manchester.
The MV Pentalina is now being surveyed to establish the extent of any damage following the incident on Saturday night.
The Met Office said there will be a few showers across the north of Scotland, the south east of England and particularly parts of East Anglia.
The Whitby Goth Weekend attracted Bram Stoker enthusiasts in a variety of dramatic costumes.
Holyrood ministers hit back after the UK Government sought to limit their opportunities to promote Scottish independence abroad.
More than 7,000 ceremonial troops brushed up on their military drill at RAF Odiham in Hampshire on Sunday for a rehearsal.
The Duke of Sussex is attending the coronation without his wife, the Duchess of Sussex.
The party said Rishi Sunak’s approach to planning will lead to the lowest rate of housebuilding since the Second World War.
Some 2,122 people have been taken to safety on 23 flights from the Wadi Saeedna airfield near Khartoum.
Clips have been released from a new documentary about the famous interview.
The former prime minister has been asked to pay about £12,000 for costs incurred while she spent time at the Chevening estate last summer.
‘I put everything into that. I’m emotionally, physically and mentally drained,’ the fundraiser said of his four-month walk down the country.
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