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The Labour leader used a swear word when pressed to come up with a nickname for Boris Johnson.

The Indian-born British author, 75, was left with an apparent stab wound to the neck.

A man has been taken into custody at the venue.

Wholesale costs have fallen 30p from their June peak.

NFU deputy president Tom Bradshaw said the situation was ‘hugely challenging’ for farmers.

Scotland’s environment agency said groundwater levels have become critical in the east of the country.

Boris Johnson’s choice – former Met chief Lord Hogan Howe – reportedly pulled out amid controversy over his time at Scotland Yard.

It follows a letter from Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon demanding urgent talks.

Fire services are tackling large blazes across the country.

Douglas Ross recalled the moment he urged the Prime Minister to resign over the partygate affair.

Around 9,500 refugees from Afghanistan are still living in hotels, one year on from the Taliban seizing power on August 15 last year.

Parts of England could face a drought for months to come as ‘weeks’ worth of rain’ are needed to replenish water sources.

According to the NHS, between the months of May and July, 170,500 people referred for checks for suspected lower gastro-intestinal cancers.

CWU members in the Post Office, Royal Mail and BT are all taking industrial action in the coming weeks.

Fire brigades have warned that recent dry conditions mean grassy areas are ‘like tinderboxes’.

Finlay MacDonald, 39, appeared in court on Friday over a series of incidents in north-west Scotland earlier in the week.

Fiona Beal appeared at Northampton Crown Court on Friday.

Winter is the busiest period and health leaders expect the combination of Covid and flu to pile yet more pressure on already stretched services.

The amount has been falling steadily in recent months.

Around 80 houses have been cordoned off since the explosion on Monday morning that killed a four-year-old.