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The Metropolitan Police have imposed conditions on three separate demonstrations due to take place in the capital on Saturday.

Alistair Carns, with three special forces veterans, hopes to travel from London to the summit of Everest and back within one week.

The Solong’s master Vladimir Motin, 59, of Primorsky, St Petersburg, in Russia, has been charged with gross negligence manslaughter, police said.

The University of Dundee, which will benefit from the funding, said it was ‘extremely grateful’ to the Scottish Government.

Mr Carney paid tribute to Canada’s ‘proud British heritage’ in a speech after he was sworn in as the country’s new prime minister.

She said it is ‘absolutely right that everybody gets a chance’ but ‘let’s level the playing field’.

Four former residents of RAF Wethersfield brought legal action against the Home Office.

Its sister vessel is providing additional services while the Glen Sannox is out of action.

The victim was targeted because of his Jewish heritage, the judge said.

The Investigatory Powers Tribunal sat in private for an all-day hearing.

Martine Vik Magnussen, 23, was raped and murdered after a night out with friends at the Maddox nightclub in Mayfair on March 14 2008.

He has had operations but struggles walking due to back problems.

The potential candidates still face a fight for selection before they can stand in a seat next year.

Edna McLean, 83, was hit and killed by a double-decker near Woolwich Arsenal station.

Arm’s-length bodies went ‘rogue’, Sir Christopher Chope told MPs on Friday.

Three separate protests organised on Saturday in the capital have had conditions imposed on them by the Met Police.

Saif Alrubie brought legal action against Marina Granovskaia, claiming that he was owed commission for arranging the transfer.

Friday marks the final day of engagements of the Taoiseach’s US trip to mark St Patrick’s Day.

The Deputy First Minister said the site is a ‘key asset’ to the country’s offshore wind industry.

Robert Jenrick’s Bill proposed that the Sentencing Council be prevented from issuing guidelines without the consent of the Secretary of State.