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Britain has long maintained its Israel embassy in Tel Aviv despite Israel designating Jerusalem as its capital.

It comes just weeks after Mr Byford helped deliver a funding package with the Department for Transport.

The attack happened at Woodhouse Hill at 2.45pm on Wednesday, close to the entrance of North Huddersfield Trust School.

More than 100,000 people in part-time work could face a benefit cut if they fail to properly look for more work, the Chancellor is set to announce.

The Prime Minister held her first meeting with the US President in New York on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister is to tell world leaders in a United Nations speech that they cannot be complacent.

Diplomatic sources believe the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement would be an ideal time for Joe Biden

The PM said she wants to take a ‘constructive approach’ with the unions but told workers to end their industrial action to prevent disruption.

The 2019 Conservative manifesto pledged not to lift England’s moratorium unless fracking was scientifically proven to be safe.

The Communication Workers Union said its members will walk out on October 6, 10, 20 and 24.

The attack happened close to the entrance of North Huddersfield Trust School.

Simon Clarke, the former chief secretary to the Treasury, said he never had a problem with Sir Tom Scholar.

All eyes are on the mini-budget set to be announced by Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng on Friday.

The US president was among the world leaders who gathered in London for the funeral of the Queen on Monday.

The Aer Lingus flight turned back following a bird strike, a spokesperson for the airline said.

Mr Kaba, 24, was killed on September 5 following a police pursuit of his car which ended in Streatham Hill, London.

The leaders made the remarks as they sat down to talks also centring on the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the energy crisis it has provoked.

The Assembly has been in a state of flux since February with the DUP taking protest action against the NI Protocol.

Prime Minister Liz Truss confirmed on Wednesday that five Britons captured since the war in Ukraine began were being released.

Five British nationals held by Russian-backed forces are being returned to their families.