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Together Coalition, which organises the VE Mail programme, said more than 1,300 schools and youth organisations had requested a letter from a veteran.

The Princess of Wales quipped that they had chosen ‘a good day’ to make the short ferry crossing.

More than 80,000 workers could take part in the vote that may see walkouts over a pay dispute.

Sir Keir Starmer disagrees with the former Labour leader about the tone of global discussions about net zero, Number 10 indicated.

Groundworker Daniel Graham and mechanic Adam Carruthers each deny two counts of criminal damage to the tree and Hadrian’s Wall.

The retailer has been dealing with the fallout from a ‘cyber incident’ since last week.

A charity chief has told the Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry people still feel guilty for not being able to invite family and friends to funerals.

One in eight secondary school teachers report that a pupil committed sexual assault against another child in the past term, poll suggests.

Andrew Johnston, 30, competed as a singer on the television programme in 2008 and is now on trial at Southwark Crown Court.

Martyn Blake, 41, was cleared of murder in October but will have to face misconduct proceedings over the shooting.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said billions of pounds are being spent on housing ‘undocumented males’ in hotels and rented accommodation.

Tracey Howe is hoping to raise £100,000 for charity by walking 5,000 miles around the British coastline.

A skin cancer patient has urged people to cover up and wear sunscreen.

Gerry Adams told the court Denis Donaldson was ‘a victim of the conflict’ and his handlers had seen him as ‘expendable’.

The Prime Minister said Labour is delivering justice after Kemi Badenoch accused the party of a cover-up and delays in grooming gang inquiries.

Trussell published a new report setting out the ‘huge impact’ of the problem as it urged John Swinney to increase the Scottish Child Payment.

He was joined by wife Kate to meet families using Ardura Community Forest.

The mobile phone footage was played in Newcastle Crown Court as the trial of the two men accused of cutting down the tree continued.

Industry leaders expressed concerns they are being ‘heard’ but ‘not being listened to’ by the Scottish Government.

Liberal Democrat MPs have developed proposals to give Parliament a chance to scrutinise any agreement.