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The Kent port said processing times for passing through checks by French border officials are two hours for coaches and one-and-a-half hours for cars.

The 74-year-old said ‘there is a fundamental failure to grasp what the theatre is’.

Education minister Robert Halfon said it was ‘impossible to say’ what decision would be taken.

Ford will produce the final Fiesta at its factory in Cologne, Germany, on Friday.

The London-listed oil and gas firm said trading was affected by seasonal factors in the second quarter of 2023.

Officers are questioning a woman in her 40s over the incident in Wimbledon.

Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said more than 30 million people signed up to use his messaging app in the first 24 hours.

The annual drop of 2.6% in June is the largest year-on-year decrease since June 2011, Halifax said.

Tesco said it has sold 60,000 bunches of the flowers so far this year, a 300% increase compared with 2022.

Bonnie Jackson has taken on numerous fundraising feats over 18 months to raise awareness for Veds, with the latest being a 10k on July 9.

Ryan Swain felt it would be ‘ignorant’ not to reattempt the world record and wants to prove to others that it can be achieved

Relative poverty refers to people living in households with income below 60% of the median in any respective year.

The findings suggest the games can help to improve counting, addition, and the ability to recognise if a number is higher or lower than another.

Students Grace O’Malley-Kumar and Barnaby Webber, both 19, and school caretaker Ian Coates, 65, died in the attack last month.

Jamie Barrow is facing a life term behind bars for the murders of Fatoumatta Hydara and Fatimah and Naeemah Drammeh

Brothers Samuel Butler, six, and eight-year-old Finlay Butler, died along with their cousin Thomas Stewart, 11, and Jack Johnson, 10, in December.

The Society of Radiographers trade union said its members at 43 NHS trusts have voted to walk out between 8am on July 25 and 8am on July 27.

Connor Chapman, 23, was convicted on Thursday after a three-and-a-half week trial at Liverpool Crown Court.

A ‘horror’ incident at a school in south London dominates the front pages.

Cameron Norrie will play his second round match against American Christopher Eubanks.