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The Lib Dem leader will say Britain must rebuild relations with Brussels if the economy is to prosper.

Westminster leader Stephen Flynn has urged Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to U-turn on the decision to scrap the £400 energy rebate.

Roadkill was found to be the most common cause of death in almost a third of all 150 animals populations studied worldwide.

Saturday’s front pages lead with a variety of stories but several feature the Princess of Wales celebrating St Patrick’s Day with the Irish Guards.

Football fans and families travelling to weekend leisure events will be among those affected by the RMT action.

The veteran journalist and broadcaster, 75, said following the birth of his third child, ‘life felt complete’.

The poem discusses the evils of slavery and laments the fate of slaves on the Middle Passage transportation route.

The Co Westmeath singer ended his performance with the Irish folk song Spancil Hill, which is about emigration.

Graham Norton led a Eurovision unseen audition tape sketch while comedian Asim Chaudhry became a bombshell contestant on Love Island.

Suella Braverman faced criticism ahead of the visit after it was labelled a ‘showboat trip’.

William appeared in a short film as part of the 2023 Comic Relief broadcast where he sat down with two people who had experienced homelessness.

Protesters from Animal Rebellion entered Scott’s seafood restaurant in Mayfair on Friday.

The Metropolitan Police said the officers were off duty and a man has been arrested.

The Department of Health and Social Care said the BMA has agreed to talks on the same terms as other health unions which concluded this week.

Mr Varadkar said an end to the political impasse brought on by disputes over the Northern Ireland Protocol could deliver great economic prosperity.

The International Criminal Court has acted over the alleged abduction and deportation of thousands of Ukrainian children.

The Taoiseach thanked the US administration for standing with European governments in the face of Russian aggression.

Reports of membership numbers the party attempted to rubbish were later found to be accurate.

Sir Stephen House denies making the comments to a Home Office adviser at a Scotland Yard meeting in January 2022.

Concerns have been raised about the security of the app.