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The King sat down with members of the African Advisory Board of the Prince’s Trust International.

Rishi Sunak said it was important to understand what happened as the Government committed to publishing an intelligence assessment.

Dorothy Bain said the change in how corroboration is viewed could ‘improve access to justice for more victims’.

The UK Supreme Court earlier upheld a decision to refuse a new inquest into the killing of Eugene Dalton in an IRA bomb in 1988.

A tribunal has overturned the £7.5 million fine imposed by the Information Commissioner’s Office last year.

A High Court judge ruled that doctors could lawfully limit the treatment they provide to seven-month-old Indi Gregory.

The straw is suspended when the headroom of the bridge arch or span is reduced from its normal limits.

The retail giant, which already runs delivery drones in Texas and California, intends to utilise the technology at one site in the UK.

Dr Aaron Edwards was giving evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee.

The football club brought a judicial review against planning permission for a proposed residential and commercial development.

James Cleverly said ‘the behaviour of Hamas’ has not given him confidence the group would respect a ceasefire.

The mayor of Co Cork said one month’s rain had fallen in 24 hours.

The fertility regulator has raised concerns about clinics ‘unnecessarily offering unproven treatments to patients’.

Justin Welby said the strike on the al Ahli hospital, which he has visited, violated the ‘sanctity and dignity of human life’.

The Court of Appeal gave its reasons for reducing the sentence of Carla Foster, who was originally jailed for procuring a late abortion.

Glasgow, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire and Inverclyde will all be impacted by the strikes.

A 21-year-old remains under investigation for causing death by dangerous driving following the crash on Sunday.

Megan Royle underwent cycles of treatment and even had her eggs frozen, only to find out she had been misdiagnosed.

Pancreatic Cancer UK is called for sustained government funding to improve diagnosis and treatment for those with the disease.

Mark McAllister also told MPs that retaining a resilient and secure energy system in the face of extreme weather would be ‘very difficult’.