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The popular series returns to screens on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on September 17.
Around 1,900 members of Unite at Felixstowe will walk out in a dispute over pay.
The 89-year-old has said she has an open mind when it comes to music.
A range of stories feature across Sunday’s front pages.
A third of carbon reductions planned by 2050 rely on individual action, but people have been slow to change their behaviour.
The body representing employers in the pay dispute has described the union’s focus on capital investment as “disingenuous”.
The Dave’s Funniest Joke of the Fringe returned for the first time since 2019.
The series recounts the dual inquiries into the incident, the first by the French Brigade Criminelle and the second by the Metropolitan Police.
Last year, the proportion of GCSE entries awarded top grades surged to an all-time high after exams were cancelled in the pandemic.
The DfT announced that 11 local authorities have received £12.7 million to fund pilot social prescriptions and projects like adult cycle training.
Members of the Criminal Bar Association are being balloted on an indefinite strike that would start on September 5.
They had contact with the student nurse on the day she was reported missing by her family.
The Tory leadership frontrunner insisted the outcome forecast by the Bank of England can be avoided.
Music, poetry and dance were showcased to show solidarity with the country’s people.
The exact number still waiting for news is unknown.
Mack Rutherford has wanted to be a pilot since the age of three.
The Transport Secretary called on RMT general secretary Mick Lynch to give members to opportunity to resolve the dispute.
Celebrities including Alex Brooker and Clare Balding attended the Superhero Tri challenge at Dorney Lake, Windsor.
A local said the family were visiting the area in Ballinagare, where they have connections.
Passengers have been urged to plan ahead.