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‘Trump is a sex abuser,’ the papers proclaim after a jury returned a verdict in the former US president’s civil case.

The award was set up by Viveka Alvestrand and her husband James Ashton to ‘encourage parents to take time to share books with their young children’.

The former Tory PM called for a stronger focus on rehabilitation.

Justin Welby is set to argue against the flagship legislation.

Proscription would make it a criminal offence to join Wagner, encourage support for it, display its logo in public or attend its meetings.

Mitochondrial donation treatment aims to prevent women passing on defective genes and conditions to children.

Finland, Sweden and Norway were among those who made if through during a tense semi-final.

Nicky Morgan claimed the Government is ‘condoning’ harmful content by rejecting calls to make filtering it out the default setting.

The Energy Bill seeks to unlock investment in low-carbon energy technologies, increase resilience and produce more energy in the UK.

Watson, originally from Salford, Greater Manchester, spoke before performing with the English National Opera for a Eurovision event in Liverpool.

Vocalist Conor O’Donohoe wore a green shamrock around his neck.

The ex-Tory leader argued that ‘pointless’ short-term prison sentences are being imposed where non-custodial measures would be more effective.

A post-mortem on Sunday found Mr Kukabu’s cause of death was a single stab wound to the chest.

Ireland are hoping to qualify for the grand final for the first time since 2018.

The warning is in place until 10pm on Tuesday and covers southern England, East Anglia, and parts of the Midlands.

A YouGov poll has said Labour gained ground on the SNP since the last general election, but Humza Yousaf’s party was still the biggest.

The design was included in two new stained glass windows celebrating the British overseas territories and crown dependencies.

The charity said that between January and March this year there were 1,461 excess deaths involving diabetes.

The medicines regulator has urged patients to return Emerade 300 and 500 microgram adrenaline pens to their local pharmacies.

An MP and doctor said the strikes were ‘absolutely the wrong thing to be doing’.