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Zak Hania previously spoke about his fear of never seeing his family again after they were able to leave Gaza at the end of last year.

Animal Rising said their actions ‘helped shine the spotlight onto our broken relationship with animals and the natural world’.

A High Court judge ruled ministers acted unlawfully by approving the Carbon Budget Delivery Plan in March 2023.

Second-placed Jamie Driscoll had quit Labour after he was barred from standing as the party’s candidate in the North East.

Shane Cunningham fatally stabbed Mikey Roynon in the neck with a large knife during a house party in Bath last year.

Jarnail Singh was sent a report which identified a fault in the Horizon system only three days before Seema Misra was prosecuted, an inquiry heard.

Asylum Aid says it is concerned the policy could lead to the Home Office unlawfully denying people seeking asylum from entering the UK asylum system.

Rishi Sunak inspected soldiers who have completed initial training at Catterick Garrison, in his North Yorkshire constituency.

Around 100 RMT members on services along the Barrhead and East Kilbride routes will stage a series of 48-hour strikes from May 18, May 25 and June 1.

The winning Tory candidate in the Tees Valley contest praised the Opposition’s position on devolution, saying it would give him ‘more autonomy’.

With more results still to come, Labour has hailed a big by-election win while the Tories welcomed a mayoral win in Teesside.

Maurice Robinson, 29, from Craigavon, Co Armagh, was jailed in 2021 for 13 years and four months after admitting multiple counts of manslaughter.

The Conservatives have lost more than 100 council seats so far, but retained the Tees Valley mayoralty.

Planned bank holiday engineering work will run into the next round of industrial action by train drivers.

Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross has written to the veteran MSP who is poised to become Scotland’s next first minister.

Simon Harris met with Stormont leaders for talks focused around areas of shared economic collaboration.

Simon Harris dismissed the suggestion and made clear Ireland would pursue its own policy on migration.

Daniel Lingham, 71, had served two prison sentences for his illegal egg collecting before he was caught on a wildlife trap camera last year.

Civil servant Karen Pearson said she believed the suggestion was a ‘snapshot of how difficult things were at that time’.

The popular equestrian attraction was a firm favourite with Queen Elizabeth II.