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A letter from the King was read out at the Church of Scotland’s general assembly gathering.

US president Joe Biden has authorised western allies to transfer the planes to Kyiv.

The Metropolitan Police said specialist officers have been called to the scene in central London.

The Ukrainian president said ‘peace will become closer’ after arriving for the conference in Hiroshima, Japan.

Evan Girdlestone, from south London, has been charged with possession of a firearm and ammunition.

Sadiq Khan said a number of events coming together caused a ‘cumulative’ effect on his mental health.

Microbe fragments from the leaky gut are able to enter the blood stream and directly affect how well fat cells function.

A wide variety of stories feature across the UK’s front pages on Saturday.

Sinn Fein remains on course to become the largest party across the 11 councils.

Jeremy Hunt said the push to cut inflation would result in tax cuts but he did not say when tax reductions would be announced.

It was 10 songs in before singer Joe Elliott launched into the instantly recognisable hits Hysteria and Pour Some Sugar On Me.

Rishi Sunak voiced concerns at the G7 summit about Russia and Chinese attempts to influence other nations’ decisions.

A 24-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of owning a dangerously out of control dog causing injury resulting in death.

Sir Keir Starmer has suggested the Prime Minister is out of touch with a nation suffering a cost-of-living crisis because of his extreme wealth.

The former frontman of The Smiths said Rourke ‘didn’t ever know his own power’ in an online tribute following his death.

The Prime Minister has said the UK’s regulation must evolve alongside the rapid advance of AI.

Sir Karl Jenkins’ popular mass The Armed Man has reached more than 1,000 weeks in the UK Official Classical Artist Albums Chart.

The contracts relate to two fleets, one for UK coast patrols and another carrying out international missions.

Mal O’Hara remained in contention until the final stage of the count in the Castle District Electoral Area.

Pharmacists will be able to dispense a maximum of two months’ supply per prescription in a bid to allow patients continued access.