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Suella Braverman has been to Rwanda’s capital Kigali on her first official visit as Home Secretary.

The teenager was last seen on CCTV meeting a man in Glasgow.

Richard Sharp introduced Caroline Daniel, a public relations executive and former editor of the FT Weekend, for a position in at the BBC.

Suella Braverman said the government was ‘working to make this happen as soon as possible’.

This is how events leading up to the Home Secretary’s trip to Rwanda unfolded.

A Home Office source said Ms Braverman was making plans for the first flights to the country to come by the summer.

Ms Braverman said any concerns ministers had with Rwanda about the support of rebels in DRC would be raised in private.

More than 100 firefighters from 16 crews attended the scene.

HM Coastguard said it was ‘reasonably’ confident that four men who were aboard the boat got off safely.

Boris Johnson will appear before the Privileges Committee on Wednesday as MPs consider whether he misled Parliament with his partygate denials.

The former children’s laureate cited Lineker during a speech to hundreds of anti-racism protesters in Whitehall.

He was taken off air last week for a tweet comparing the language used to launch a new Government asylum seeker policy with 1930s Germany.

The book, which could have been present at the monarch’s death, could be sold for upwards of £2,000.

It comes after GMB Scotland members accepted the deal earlier in the week.

Peter Murrell has stepped down as chief executive of the SNP with immediate effect.

The marches in London, Glasgow and Cardiff are partly in response to the Government’s Illegal Migration Bill.

An academic will spend four years researching benefits the college gained.

The suspect was arrested in Londonderry on Saturday.

More than 3,000 members of Unite employed by National Express in the West Midlands backed walkouts by 71%.

Mr Murrell is stepping down from his role as SNP chief executive with immediate effect.