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Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said the force has ‘a practical plan for turning things around’.

The ex-PM urged his supporters to stick with the agenda he set out to deliver victory at the next general election.

Scotland Yard said there was no threat to the public.

Saul Murray was drugged and killed by attackers who wanted his high-value watches.

Theo and Remell Bailey are wanted in connection with the 2021 murder of Gavin Parry in Winson Green, Birmingham.

The bodies of the women who fell into the water at Ystradfellte Falls last week have now been recovered.

Ruthra Coventry, a consultant anaesthetist from Aberdeen, was diagnosed with the disease in 2018.

The Ukrainian president also extended new year’s wishes to the people of Ireland.

Paramedics, emergency care assistants, call handlers and other staff will stage a major walkout on Wednesday.

Then-home secretary Priti Patel said using biological tests would stop grown men seeking asylum while ‘masquerading as children’.

William Curtis and Philip Mitchell are on trial at the High Court in Glasgow accused of sending threatening and abusive messages on social media.

The Duke of Sussex’s autobiography Spare went on sale around the world on Tuesday.

Treasury minister Victoria Atkins said the UK Government must adopt a ‘fiscally responsible’ approach while it supports businesses and people.

UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris met European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic in London

Harry: The Interview saw the duke sit down with ITV journalist Tom Bradby to discuss some of the key revelations from the memoir.

The book ‘Second’ is apparently Mabel’s account of competing with Ollie, and her life with sports commentator Andrew Cotter.

The UK Government is considering supplying the Ukrainians with British Army Challenger 2 main battle tanks.

The party said the procedural change would ‘end the one-party veto that has frustrated the democratic wishes of the people of Northern Ireland’.

The Geneva Bible, which dates back to 1615, sold for almost twice the estimate.

Perth and North Perthshire MP Pete Wishart made the irreverent suggestion as MPs debated reform of Westminster’s upper house.