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The men were held on suspicion of immigration offences and are being questioned in Kent, the National Crime Agency said.

The Department for Education’s response has been branded ‘deeply disappointing’ and a missed opportunity for ‘meaningful change’ by union leaders.

The Amsterdam-based company revealed that group revenues grew by 7.2% to 8.18 billion euros (£7 billion) for the first three months of 2024.

A pastoral reflection on gender has been issued by the Catholic Bishops of England and Wales

Factories are adjusting for new models, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said.

Lawyers for the Post Office said they need more time to complete the disclosure process.

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden countered the criticism by mocking the Labour deputy over her housing arrangements.

A number of people were hurt after the animals bolted during an exercise by the Household Cavalry on Wednesday.

Alicia Hempleman-Adams has previously achieved world records in hot air balloons.

The BBC newsreader resigned from the corporation following allegations he paid a young person for sexually explicit photos.

Peter the chimp was transferred from a zoo in Leicestershire.

Experts warn outbreaks could occur in places were public health systems are unprepared.

Three men, a woman and a girl were killed, according to the French coastguard.

The tour operator said both package holidays and flights are selling faster than last year, but that pricing is getting more competitive.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer led tributes to the independent-minded veteran politician.

Groups including National Trust and RSPB will be joined by Extinction Rebellion for the family-friendly, legal protest in London in June.

His wife, Lady Eleanor Donaldson, faces charges of aiding and abetting in connection with the alleged offences.

The Senate has passed a Bill which would require TikTok’s parent company to sell its US business, or face the app being banned.

Their attitude was ‘this is public money, we have to protect it, that’s our job’, the inquiry was told.

The drama erupted after a serviceman was thrown from his horse in Buckingham Palace Road on Wednesday.