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Foreign Secretary James Cleverly warned the situation remains ‘dangerous’.

Vincent Guerend said 36 Irish citizens were among the 500 people flown from Khartoum on three French flights in recent days.

The online grocer will close the site in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, which accounts for about a fifth of its customer orders each week, later this year.

Sales at the value fashion retailer jumped by 15% in the UK in the six months to early March, its owner said.

The ONS said the public sector borrowed £139.2 billion in the year to March, £18.1 billion more than in 2021-22 and the fourth highest on record.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly announced the operation after a three-day ceasefire was agreed.

The dawn event marked Anzac Day.

The dancer and choreographer acted as a judge on both the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing and the US equivalent Dancing With The Stars.

Efforts to rescue Britons from Sudan dominate the front pages.

The King will take to the coronation theatre – the central area – of Westminster Abbey to be crowned by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

The historic ceremony – steeped in 1,000 years of history – is taking place in London on May 6.

The priceless objects are part of the Crown Jewels – the nation’s most precious treasures.

Grocery prices are now 17.3% higher than last April, down from last month’s 17.5%, according to Kantar.

More than 760,000 people used a food bank in the Trussell Trust’s UK-wide network for the first time in the year to March.

The blaze at the Dublin nightclub in February 1981 killed 48 people and was the worst fire disaster in the history of the Irish state.

Harry is suing News Group Newspapers (NGN), publisher of The Sun and the now-defunct News Of The World, over alleged unlawful information gathering.

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother – the wife of King George VI – was the longest lived queen consort and the last one to be crowned before Camilla.

Kyle Bevan inflicted ‘catastrophic’ brain injuries on Lola James in the early hours of July 17 2020.

Elizabeth II was anointed and crowned on a drizzly day in June 1953.

She was also known for appearances on television, with roles in Only Fools and Horses and various BBC arts programmes.