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Large numbers of people – including several children – were pictured being brought ashore in Dover, Kent, on Wednesday before boarding coaches.

Warmer weather might make up for one of the wettest July months on record.

Archie Proudfoot’s Frankenshed was up against 200 entrants.

The fires have pushed tens of thousands of people from their homes and threatened cities.

Green Alliance said other countries are ahead in terms of investing in alternative protein producers, despite Britain’s competitive advantage.

The development opens up a way to restore natural communication for those who cannot talk.

Both countries are preparing to sign a statement of intent to tackle shared organised-crime threats.

Some sixth forms and colleges could decide to admit pupils with lower grades on to A-level courses this summer, education leaders have said.

Jane Mulcahy KC is currently leading an external review of the facts after Schofield’s departure which is expected to be completed in September.

Tracie Currie, 35, and Carl O’Brien, 25, also made offensive remarks towards other SNP politicians in Dundee earlier this year.

Residents in her Mid Bedfordshire constituency called for the former culture secretary to ‘show up or shove off’.

David Senart, head coach at Bristol Storm, said he ‘teared up’ when Maya Jama bought a new minibus for the club.

Darren Jones MP, chair of the Commons business and trade committee, called for all bonuses linked to the inquiry to be repaid.

Coventry-based Alexander Hindmarsh resigned from West Midlands Police after making dozens of films of other men without their consent.

ME/CFS is estimated to affect more than 250,000 people in the UK, of all ages and from all social and economic backgrounds.

Liam Smith, 38, was shot in the face and then had acid poured over him outside his home in Wigan, Greater Manchester, on November 24 last year.

Lloyd Odain said he felt ‘grossly let down by the prison and probation service’.

Simon Lingard’s ex-partner said she was told the Ukrainian army unit he was with were trying to rescue Ukrainians when he was killed.

Core homelessness includes people sleeping rough, sofa-surfing, and in unsuitable temporary accommodation, Crisis said.

Arion Kurtaj, 18, was described by prosecutors as a ‘key player’ in the LapsusS hacking group.