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Little Amal represents millions of displaced refugee children separated from their families.

As a result of an influx of cooler Atlantic air, the mercury is predicted to drop across the UK.

Chief Secretary Simon Clarke said pay claims to match inflation will simply push prices even higher.

Organisers said it will be the largest trade union protest in years.

Boris Johnson made an unannounced trip to Kyiv instead of attending a Northern Research Group conference in Doncaster.

Distraught Roxanne Tahbaz has said attempts to get the bottom of her father’s case have been ‘incredibly dispiriting’ as he remains jailed in Iran.

Boris Johnson’s former ethics adviser clarified the ‘cautious language’ in his letter of resignation.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said it could remove the ‘long shadow of the protocol’ from Northern Ireland.

Durham Constabulary are investigating whether the Labour leader and deputy leader broke lockdown regulations.

NHS England is launching the Can You Tell It’s Sickle Cell? campaign on World Sickle Cell day.

Ex-minister warns the Northern Research Group of Conservative MPs that red-wall voters did not give ‘an unconditional vote’.

The Prime Minister gave the Ukrainian president a signed copy of Queen Of Our Times during his visit to Kyiv.

The Earl of Wessex was in Birmingham, which is hosting the 11-day competition from late July.

Scottish police worked with Dutch and Italian officers on the return of the Book of Sermons.

Electrical Safety First has claimed it received no response from the tech giant over substandard electrical items for sale on the platform.

Rail workers are walking out on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Sheku Bayoh, 31, died while being restrained by police in Fife in May 2015.

The Prime Minister’s visit was arranged in secret.

Travellers making up for time lost during the pandemic have faced delays and cancellations as they try to head abroad.

Government says this will mean parents are not fined for absence in some areas and not in others.