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The British UN patron of the oceans will swim 100 miles across the Red Sea to call for action to cut emissions and protect sea life ahead of Cop27.
The controversial Bill proposed an effective amnesty for Troubles crimes for people who co-operate with an information body.
Ten people were killed in Friday’s explosion in the village of Creeslough in Co Donegal.
Victims of the explosion at a service station in the village ranged from the age of five to 59.
The 97-tonne locomotive will be hauling trains on the Swanage steal railway in Dorset later this month.
The WikiLeaks founder now faces days being isolated in his prison cell.
Kwasi Kwarteng backed down to agree to set out his vision alongside economic forecasts on October 31.
One demonstrator made a reference to the well-known Proclaimers hit when she said that the activists ‘would walk 500 miles’ to ‘just stop oil’.
The Ministry of Defence said some 1,065 people made the journey on Sunday in 25 boats.
With Parliament returning this week, the Prime Minister will meet groups of colleagues as she faces a growing rebellion over benefits.
Thousands of lorry drivers are forced to park in laybys and industrial estates each night due to a severe shortage of purpose-built facilities.
Multiple explosions rocked Kyiv early on Monday, with other Ukrainian cities also reportedly hit.
Criminal Bar Association members had been on a continuous walkout.
The Bank is doubling the daily limit on its gilt-buying programme to £10 billion as the scheme draws to a close ahead of Friday’s cut-off.
The group said that the restructuring process is among options for the group, alongside an equity raise.
Ordinary community members who helped emergency services remove rubble and search for survivors have been praised.
The papers at the start of the working week say rebellion is again simmering within the Conservative Party.
A ‘very limited number’ of trains will run on Monday due to industrial action.
Newly-released MI5 files give an insight into Ward’s state of mind, in a situation where some have claimed he was made a scapegoat.
MI5 had a file on Joseph Stalin, dated from 1920, in which he was described as a ‘revolutionary propagandist’.
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