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Charles and Camilla to unveil staging for Eurovision and tour arena in Liverpool

Charles and Camilla to unveil staging for Eurovision and tour arena in Liverpool

They will meet Mae Muller, the UK’s contestant, as well as celebrity presenters and creative teams, ahead of the contest next month.

NI teachers and civil servants involved in biggest industrial action in a decade

NI teachers and civil servants involved in biggest industrial action in a decade

Most schools in the region are closed on Wednesday as a result of the action.

Horse-drawn carriage available to book on Uber ahead of coronation

Horse-drawn carriage available to book on Uber ahead of coronation

The carriage will be in a south London park in the days before the coronation.

Women’s Prize for Fiction shortlist recognises works by older debut novelists

Women’s Prize for Fiction shortlist recognises works by older debut novelists

Priscilla Morris, whose book tackles the Siege of Sarajevo, is the youngest at 49.

What the papers say – April 26

What the papers say – April 26

Sudan and royal phone hacking dominate the front pages of Wednesday’s newspapers.

UK troops to take over Sudan airfield as evacuation flights gather pace

UK troops to take over Sudan airfield as evacuation flights gather pace

Three flights carrying British nationals are due to have left war-torn Khartoum by Wednesday morning.

How is the UK evacuating people from Sudan?

How is the UK evacuating people from Sudan?

Will British citizens be safely able to get away from conflict in Sudan?

Isolating China would be sign of weakness, says Cleverly

Isolating China would be sign of weakness, says Cleverly

The Foreign Secretary also warned that if Beijing invaded Taiwan, it would destroy world trade.

Costs for asylum hotels could increase by £7.5m a day due to Tory Bill – Labour

Costs for asylum hotels could increase by £7.5m a day due to Tory Bill – Labour

Analysis by the Labour Party is said to have shown that spending on hotels for asylum seekers could rise to more than £4 billion a year.

Braverman to urge police to stop ‘pandering to political correctness’

Braverman to urge police to stop ‘pandering to political correctness’

The Home Secretary will deliver a speech after the release of data that will show whether the target to recruit 20,000 police officers has been met.

Duke of Sussex hacking claim against tabloid publisher laid bare at High Court

Duke of Sussex hacking claim against tabloid publisher laid bare at High Court

Harry, 38, is suing the publisher of The Sun and the now-defunct News Of The World over alleged unlawful information gathering at the newspapers.

Apple and Google app stores ‘should have same legal duties as corner shops’

Apple and Google app stores ‘should have same legal duties as corner shops’

The tech giants are accused at Westminster of having behaving with ‘an air of exceptionalism’.

Sunak ‘confident we are on the cusp’ of hitting target to hire 20,000 officers

Sunak ‘confident we are on the cusp’ of hitting target to hire 20,000 officers

Home Office data due to be published on Wednesday will confirm whether the milestone has been met.

Sudan will experience a humanitarian catastrophe – Africa minister

Sudan will experience a humanitarian catastrophe – Africa minister

Andrew Mitchell has said that the position in terms of food and the lack of humanitarian relief workers will lead to such a crisis.

Scottish Government expresses ‘deep concern’ over Sudan conflict

Scottish Government expresses ‘deep concern’ over Sudan conflict

Angus Robertson has written to Foreign Secretary James Cleverly.

Allegations of ‘suspicious’ articles in Duke of Sussex statement

Allegations of ‘suspicious’ articles in Duke of Sussex statement

Harry set out a number of articles in The Sun newspaper which he claims were obtained by unlawful means.

Queen backed Harry’s bid for apology from Rupert Murdoch, High Court hears

Queen backed Harry’s bid for apology from Rupert Murdoch, High Court hears

The Duke of Sussex claims in a witness statement that his efforts to pursue legal action against NGN earlier were blocked by royal staff.

Princess Royal reopens newly renovated WW1 ship in Belfast

Princess Royal reopens newly renovated WW1 ship in Belfast

Anne officially reopened a First World War ship in Belfast that has been newly restored after a three year closure due to the pande

Framework will ensure NI consumers get same goods as rest of UK, says EU chief

Framework will ensure NI consumers get same goods as rest of UK, says EU chief

Maros Sefcovic said the Windsor Framework would smooth trade but that the European Court of Justice would remain the sole arbiter of EU law.

Scenes in Sudan’s capital like horror film The Purge, British citizen says

Scenes in Sudan’s capital like horror film The Purge, British citizen says

Samar Eltayeb, 20, from Birmingham, is a third year medical student at National University in Khartoum, Sudan.

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