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The Metropolitan Police confirmed their probe is over after Mr Knight said he had been cleared.

Some secondary schools are not informing parents as soon as a child questions their gender, a report by Policy Exchange suggests.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning from Thursday evening as 70mph winds are expected to affect the south of England and Wales.

Some flights were as short as five miles, which campaigners have called ‘unacceptable’ and ‘generally pointless’.

Police divers and sonar equipment have been used during the five-week search for Toby Burwell at Rugby’s Newbold Quarry.

The new First Minister has appointed his top team.

Lambeth Palace Library is to stage an exhibition of coronation artefacts dating from the Middle Ages and including Elizabeth II’s ceremony.

Kirkpatrick Virgo, 42, hit Thomas Parker, 24, with the item after the pair argued over loud music from a boombox speaker.

The deal, with Siemens Gamesa, will build enough capacity to supply about 1.3 million homes when the wind is blowing, the company said.

The Aurora Borealis will be visible on Thursday night and Friday night this week, clear skies permitting.

Mohsin Issa, co-owner of Asda, said the retailer delivered a ‘highly resilient’ performance during the year.

Mr Knight, who was suspended from the Conservative Party over the case, always denied the allegation.

No confirmation has been provided as to how long migrants would be housed at RAF Scampton.

Shadow Scotland secretary Ian Murray said new First Minister Humza Yousaf has ‘no mandate’.

The TV star died ‘unexpectedly but peacefully’ on Tuesday evening, prompting tributes from across arts, culture and politics.

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick would describe it only as a ‘separate site’.

Ms Robison has been made Deputy First Minister by new First Minister Humza Yousaf.

Three appeal judges have concluded James Watson has ‘arguable’ grounds for challenging his conviction.

The First Minister was sworn in on Wednesday, before appointing his Cabinet in the afternoon.

Chief executive Peter Laurie said O’Grady would have taken all of the dogs at Battersea home ‘if he had his way’.