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Jeremy Hunt was derided over the weekend for making the claim in a post on X about calls he had been making to residents as part of his work as an MP.

The Chancellor said European countries must ‘remain vigilant’ amid signs the jihadist group still maintains considerable organising power.

Archbishop Justin Welby led a procession in Maidstone where he is spending time for Holy Week this year.

A protest ban outside schools is included in a review to be published by the Government’s independent social cohesion adviser Dame Sara Khan.

Jeremy Hunt insisted the ‘overall picture’ is improved despite figures showing a hike in migrant crossings in the English Channel.

Patrick Crawford, 15, died when he was struck by a bullet while walking across the Royal Victoria Hospital site in Belfast.

The Thales plant in east Belfast design and produce high precision missiles.

The Princess of Wales’s announcement that she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy came after weeks of intense speculation.

Small-scale producers in Colombia are calling for their voices to be heard amid Westminster legislation which may affect their trade.

The Chancellor said the safeguard would be kept throughout the next parliament under the Conservatives.

Ernie has been soaring and swooping around the attraction’s turrets for three decades.

The ‘warm heart of Africa’ has been plagued by droughts, floods and cyclones.

The agriculture-dominated country is threatened by an increase in extreme weather events, including cyclones.

Mila Sneddon met the Princess of Wales in 2021 after her picture was included in Kate’s lockdown photographic project.

Frankie McMillan is taking on the challenge of climbing to Everest base camp with his mum.

A report by online safety charity Internet Matters found 77% of girls aged 13 to 16 say online experiences that are or may be harmful.

The RAC said journeys on some popular routes could take twice as long as normal.

People using the app reduced booze intake by an extra two units a week, compared to those who followed standard NHS advice, research indicated.

UK households are getting an inferior product in terms of both quantity and quality, the Resolution Foundation said.

Chief executive Dr Paul Bate said the development was ‘a transformational moment’ for the agency.