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Chocolate can potentially be fatal to dogs, leading to fits and death in severe cases.

The watchdog said it was looking at whether the show broke its rule on ‘due impartiality’.

A second man was also injured in the incident which happened at around 10pm on Saturday.

Dott and Tier said their e-scooters will remain available for use on this side of the Channel.

The Prime Minister did not repeat the Home Secretary’s comments singling out British Pakistani men as he announced a crackdown on child sex abuse.

Organiser Marion Veal said she is also meeting director-general Tim Davie in May.

The treaty will be available for members of the public to view at the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) in Belfast.

Labour MP Jess Phillips said the victim had waited 562 days for the Home Office to recognise her situation.

Many holidaymakers travelling by coach during the weekend were delayed entering the Kent port and being processed.

The lizard was picked up by the RSPCA and taken to an exotic animal rescue centre.

The business magnate cashed in after a £200,000 investment into Tropic Skincare, founded by entrepreneur Susie Ma.

There was a total of 3,316 responses and these will inform the drafting of legislation.

Stephen Alderton, of no fixed abode, appeared before Cambridge Crown Court charged with two counts of murder and one count of possession of a firearm.

About 200 barrels of reservoir fluid made up of 85% water and 15% oil were released into Owers Bay on Sunday March 26.

Teachers in England will strike on April 27 and May 2 after the National Education Union overwhelmingly turned down the Government’s deal.

Fay Evans brought legal action against the retailer and advertising agency adam&eveDDB over the 2019 John Lewis Christmas advert and a spin-off book.

Ailish Walsh was 22 weeks pregnant when she was stabbed 40 times by Liam Taylor.

Kashif Anwar is accused of pushing his wife, Fawziyah Javed, from Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh, leading to her death and that of her unborn child.

Mr McVeigh was 19 when he was murdered and secretly buried in 1975.

Some planned walkouts have been suspended so union members can vote on fresh pay offers, while teachers have rejected a deal.