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The Clacton MP called his party’s growth ‘truly extraordinary’.

Dr Sharone Lifschitz, 53, of Walthamstow, east London, says the gradual releases by Hamas are like ‘a reality show from hell’.

Scottish Liberal Democrats said the planned increase would hit growth in the sector and put thousands of jobs at risk.

A garda spokesperson said there is no ongoing risk to the public at this time.

Essex Police’s Chief Constable Ben-Julian Harrington said Sergeant Tyler Coppin was dismissed as a result of ‘a moment’s serious stupidity’.

Communion is one of the central sacraments of the Christian faith.

The death is being treated as unexplained.

The First Minister hailed the ‘unique landscape, culture and heritage’ of the islands.

Power has so far been restored to 766,500 homes, farms, schools and businesses.

The new chief executive of the Scottish Funding Council said she wanted to ensure the institution could ‘survive and thrive’.

Brian Leishman said hundreds of looming redundancies at the industrial site were the ‘definition of an unjust transition’.

Four bereaved British families have filed a lawsuit against the platform in the US over access to their children’s social media accounts.

The Deputy Prime Minister was asked about the perception Labour could be delaying elections due to a fear of Reform UK making gains.

An outbuilding at the Allt-na-Reigh cottage in Glen Coe caught fire on Saturday evening.

Martin Conway said he was detained in Dublin on January 22.

Jack Lopresti is serving with the International Legion of Ukraine in its defence intelligence division.

A company financial statement listed ‘stability at the top’ as one of its risks.

Andrew Gwynne said the messages were ‘badly misjudged’ after Sir Keir Starmer sacked him as health minister.

The singer was among the musical stars who helped launch the seventh edition of the Invictus Games on Saturday.

The Government has officially announced the west London block’s future.