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Charles praised the ‘courage, commitment and true talent’ of the athletes as the Games drew to a close on Sunday.

The boy was recovered by members of the public but died despite the best efforts of the emergency services.

Students gathered on the East Sands in the Fife city despite dense fog.

British codebreakers, including Alan Turning, were based at the site during the war and fed crucial information to Allied forces ahead of D-Day.

Donald ‘Don’ Sheppard, a dispatch rider, landed on Juno beach on June 6 1944 in a landing ship tank.

The event has an old-fashioned theme but some participants showed promise of a great future in the sport.

Her next of kin have been informed, police said.

The King and Queen travelled the short distance from Balmoral to Crathie Kirk for a poignant service on Accession Day.

Speaking on Sky News’ Sunday Morning With Trevor Phillips, Lord Kim Darroch, said the British Government would find it ‘difficult’.

Analysists Murray Blackburn Mackenzie (MBM) described the policy as ‘deeply offensive’.

TUC leader highlights benefits of treating workers fairly.

Flowers played on records including Lou Reed’s Transformer, David Bowie’s Diamond Dogs and T Rex’s Dandy In The Underworld.

Great Ormond Street Hospital could now face multiple claims for compensation.

A review by eminent surgeon and independent peer Lord Darzi is due to be published on Thursday.

Charles and Queen Camilla arrived at Crathie Kirk near Balmoral for Sunday morning service in remembrance of Queen Elizabeth II.

But the Health Secretary argued a move to cut the winter fuel allowance was essential in order to balance public finances.

In an interview on the BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, the Tory leadership candidate refused to answer if he would reinstate the Rwanda scheme.

The Prime Minister said he did not like any portraits staring down at him from the walls and preferred landscape paintings.

The new family pet is to help Sir Keir’s children deal with the ‘profound impact’ of moving to Downing Street.

Labour set a target of having 92% of patients begin routine hospital treatment within 18 weeks of referral by the end of this parliament.