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Nearly 2,900 people are reported to have arrived between June 10 and 18.

James White, 33, of Warwickshire, appeared at Willesden Magistrates’ Court in London on Monday.

The Prime Minister and the Ukrainian president spoke as Kyiv’s troops are seeking to retake territory occupied by Vladimir Putin’s forces.

The First Minister launched a new paper on plans for a written constitution to be developed if Scotland votes in favour of independence.

The Labour leader said his party’s plans offer a ‘bridge to a better future’.

Aslef said the action will take place over six days from July 3 to July 8, and will coincide with Wimbledon.

A yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued for Northern Ireland on Monday between 1pm and 8pm.

Alfred Dorris denies a single charge of failing to take reasonable care at work over the incident in which seven people died.

A survey suggests 46% of Britons have either personally bought an air fryer or had someone in their household buy one for them in the last five years.

Marvin Rees said there is a need for rent controls in the housing market as private tenants face some of the highest prices outside London.

Stephen Flynn hailed the former Scottish first minister as an ‘incredibly talented politician’.

David Warburton’s resignation as Somerton and Frome’s MP leaves Rishi Sunak facing another by-election battle.

The Labour leader said it is ‘very hard to justify’ having former prime ministers put forward nominations for peerages and other honours.

The company said the plans are not final but part of an exploratory research programme before it submits proposals to Ofwat.

Tesco boss Ken Murphy said last week there were ‘early signs’ that rampant food price inflation is starting to ease.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said Rishi Sunak should ‘show us where he stands’ on his predecessor’s conduct.

Choir tutor Yevheniia Diachenko said: ‘They feel support from each other and music helps to heal their souls.’

The Prime Minister said the Government needs to ‘stick to the plan’ on bring inflation down to help cut mortgage rates.

Prime Minister is refusing to say whether he will vote on the report during Monday’s Parliamentary debate.

Partygate and the mortgage crisis feature on Monday’s front pages.