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Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service chief fire officer Wayne Bowcock said Glen Edwards had carried out ‘an incredibly skilful rescue’.

Ireland’s Justice Minister Helen McEntee has dismissed a call for her resignation and pledged there would be further arrests following violence.

Concerns about a report on October 17 in relation to the blast at the al Ahli Hospital as well as other new bulletins were raised.

He suggested that ‘achingly liberal’ countries like Ireland now have concerns about the pace of immigration.

Rishi Sunak has conceded that net migration levels are ‘too high’.

The Government’s Insolvency Service has covered redundancy pay and statutory notice pay owed to employees affected by the collapse of chain.

The Heist At Christmas, starring James Nesbitt, has been described as ‘opening a window’ on those who struggle, but doing so with humour.

Both defendants were given extended sentences after a judge at Birmingham Crown Court found they posed a significant risk of further offences.

Jaroslaw Kawala collapsed in Grantham Police Station last December and later died in hospital.

Keelan Tuke, Josh Dobb, Keigan Launder and Riley Duncombe were all convicted of causing the death of Denii Reynolds and injuring another driver.

Caroleanne Stewart gave evidence about her brother and fiance dying within months in 2020.

Jonathon Dean, of Poplar, east London, stole the drugs from Whipps Cross Hospital in Leytonstone, east London.

The inquiry’s panel said it hoped to be able to send its phase two report to the Prime Minister before the next anniversary of the fire on June 14.

Humza Yousaf was speaking after rioting which followed a stabbing in Dublin city centre.

Politicians gathered at Dublin Castle for a meeting of the British-Irish Council.

Ministers in Dublin are deliberating on whether to mount an interstate case against the UK.

The Scottish Health Secretary has been under pressure after running up a near-£11,000 bill which was then covered by his expenses.

The TV gardener received the accolade from the University of Stirling on Friday.

The business had in August told shareholders to expect a similar-sized penalty.

‘Those involved brought shame on Dublin, brought shame on Ireland,’ the Irish premier said in an address to the nation.