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Murray Foote speculated whether the inquiry is a ‘wild goose chase’ and branded it a ‘grotesque spectacle’.

A survey from the charity Christian Aid has found widespread support for greater tax increases on record profits to pay for climate reparations.

An inquiry into events leading up to Bishop Robert Byrne leaving his role as Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle in December has been carried out.

The CMA said it will look at the opportunities and risks of AI, focusing on what competition rules and consumer protections may be needed.

The oil giant joins rival BP in revealing expectation-beating results this quarter.

Polls have opened across England, with Rishi Sunak set to face his first major electoral test since entering No10 just over six months ago.

The chairman of the new Energy Security and Net Zero Committee has welcomed the focus on security in energy policy.

Foreign Office confirms there will be no more flights from war-torn Sudan.

The statement calls on the King to act on the royal family’s ‘recent expressions of sorrow’.

London-born singer-songwriter had solo success and provided backing vocals for stars like David Bowie.

The new rule has come in across the country before it is extended to UK general elections from the autumn.

Protesters planning unannounced action at the coronation could be mistaken for plotters, warn security experts.

‘I just love the legacy they carry… I also enjoy following their lives and work,’ said Savio Valei, from Sao Paulo.

Police have said officers will take a tough line with protesters who disrupt the coronation.

Roger Pilling and Craig Best were convicted of conspiring to sell the coins which are more than 1,100 years old.

The security operation in London is the main focus in the countdown to the coronation.

Tributes have been paid to Keely Morgan after she died on Monday.

The Prime Minister’s Conservatives are trailing heavily behind Labour going into Thursday’s polls.

Images of the national flowers of all four home nations will be projected on to the London landmark in red, white and blue.

Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove urged the Labour leader to ‘fess up’ about when he first approached the partygate investigator.