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Yellow weather warnings have been issued for communities in southern England as residents in the North recover from Storm Babet.

The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry began in Edinburgh on Tuesday where lawyers gave opening statements on behalf of core participants.

Civil Service chief Simon Case is expected to take some weeks off work to deal with a ‘private medical matter’.

During 2021-22, convictions for rape and attempted rape rose to 160 – an increase of 105% from 2020-21.

The Internet Watch Foundation has warned a ‘nightmare’ scenario is developing around AI-generated abuse imagery online.

The programme is already approved for frail patients and those with acute respiratory infections.

Maureen Gilbert was found dead at her home in Chesterfield on Saturday as floods ravaged the area.

MPs have warned further help is needed to prevent a ‘humanitarian catastrophe’.

The musician confirmed he had lung cancer in a social media post in July.

British Transport Police are appealing for information.

Jake Seath described the response from local and national government as ‘shocking’.

An electronic travel authorisation will soon be a requirement for people who do not need a visa to come to the UK.

The new report said the ‘same serious failings are still happening’ 10 years after the publication of a previous document.

Germany’s Central Command for Maritime Emergencies confirmed the body of one man has been recovered.

Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy urged the Government to ensure Israel does not block aid for Palestinian civilians.

Storm Babet claimed at least seven lives across the UK.

England player Jonny Bairstow carried Daniel Knorr off the pitch.

Each attendee had the name of a Palestinian child killed in the conflict written on the palm of their hand.

At least seven people are now thought to have died in the storm.

Research from the University of Sheffield found scientists could manipulate chatbots into creating malicious code.