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New Jersey governor Phil Murphy, who knows Mr Trump personally, said he believed the Republican politician would have ‘sympathy’ over Brexit.

The Coventry-based luxury carmaker said the problems were temporary but had led to a 10% drop in profits.

John Martin, 74, previously of East Lothian, was found guilty of abuse involving two young girls in the 1980s and 90s.

The regulator has published an open letter to tech firms, reminding them how generative AI tools will be in scope of the Online Safety Act.

Michael McMonagle, 43, was sentenced at Derry Crown Court to nine months in custody and nine months under statutory supervision.

The King’s niece is studying English Literature at St Andrews University.

Peter Kent, a 99-year-old D-Day veteran, attended the reception.

Jonathan Powell will take over from Sir Tim Barrow in the role based in 10 Downing Street, the Cabinet Office said.

The union said industrial action in Perth and Kinross had secured ‘fresh commitments’ from the Scottish Government and Cosla.

Taoiseach Simon Harris made his comments after attending a European Political Community Summit.

Leigh Pateman was serving a prison sentence for causing grievous bodily harm when Ellen Marshall died.

The 20-metre, 15-tonne truck will have Lidl’s own-brand Freeway cola label wrapped around its body.

India remained number one with Pakistan still in second place.

Asda’s chairman said he would try not to pass extra costs on to consumers, but ‘you can’t deny it will probably be inflationary to some degree’.

Scarves For Falklands Veterans was set up by Rachel Simons, who was an 11-year-old living in Stanley on the Falkland Islands, during the war.

The princess will be at the Cenotaph on Sunday and the evening before she will attend the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall.

Findings suggest ‘audience effect’ predates the development of human societies based on reputation, researchers say.

Sir Richard Dearlove said the president-elect may put criticisms of him to one side because of his strong political mandate.

The competition watchdog said the market is dominated by two companies, which have ‘limited incentives’ to compete on price under existing rules.

Mary, an Asian elephant at Berlin Zoo, has been dubbed ‘the queen of showering’.