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A wide variety of stories are featured across Saturday’s front pages.

An estimated 2,000 cars are at the site.

An estimated 2,000 cars are at the site.

Laura Van Marle was detained by police on Saturday morning.

Members of the public are urged not to approach van Marle, but to call 999 quoting reference 5223194035.

Members of the public are urged not to approach van Marle, but to call 999 quoting reference 5223194035.

The Deputy Prime Minister said AI had enormous potential to speed up productivity and perform boring aspects of jobs.

Their words come ahead of England’s crunch quarter-final match with Colombia.

All 39 of those who arrived on the vessel, docked in Portland Port in Dorset, this week have disembarked as a ‘precautionary measure’.

Council worker Roger Leadbeater was fatally stabbed on Wednesday and a woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

The pair seemingly agreed to the bout in June.

Thomas Atkinson was due to have keyhole surgery on August 7 but it was postponed for the third time.

Simon Byrne told the Catholic Police Guild he was ‘committed to supporting everyone affected’.

Junior doctors staged a rally outside Downing Street amid fresh NHS strikes.

Ian Stone, from St John’s University women’s team, said his side practised penalties the day after Daly converted her spot-kick against Nigeria.

The girl had been arrested at her home in Leeds after likening an officer to a lesbian.

Anson Dorrance said the England manager was a ‘very serious’ person while playing for the University of North Carolina women’s team.

Alessia Russo and Lucy Bronze both played for the University of North Carolina women’s team.

Christopher Hennigan was arrested after five Albanian nationals were found hiding in the back of a motorhome on the French side of the tunnel.

Andy Street also said the laws concerning protection of heritage assets should be reviewed.