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Two charges against the former glamour model were heard at Crawley Magistrates’ Court and dismissed as ‘no evidence was offered’.

Hieroglyphs: Unlocking Ancient Egypt will open on October 13.

Primary schools across the country attempting to access year six pupils’ results reported the website crashing.

Mick Lynch said negotiations over pay, jobs and conditions were the toughest the union had ever been involved in.

The former deputy chief whip was investigated over his conduct when he was a Foreign Office minister in 2019.

Simon Roberts, chief executive of the supermarket group, said it is working to reduce costs across its operations amid continued inflation.

The Government in April signed a £120 million economic and migration agreement to send failed asylum seekers to Rwanda, though none have yet departed.

Registrations of new vehicles fell by more than 24% last month compared with June 2021.

Actress Rachel Brosnahan said she felt ‘sick to my stomach’ following a mass shooting in her hometown of Highland Park.

Mr Pincher plunged the Government into a new crisis when he dramatically quit last week over allegations he groped two men.

Tuesday’s national papers cover the latest on Chris Pincher and demonstrations amid the cost-of-living crisis.

NI starting thresholds will rise from £9,880 to £12,570 from July 6 as households grapple with surging living costs.

Jermaine Baker, 28, died when he was shot by a Met marksman known only as W80 near Wood Green Crown Court on December 11 2015.

Here is a look at how people will be affected by the NI threshold increase from July 6.

The latest figures show the average price of petrol reached a new high of 191.5p per litre on Sunday.

McColgan said she has been preparing for years.

Several famous faces have expressed resentment at celebrations in the wake of recent controversies in the country.

The BBC reported that the complaint about Chris Pincher’s conduct when he was a minister in the Foreign Office triggered a disciplinary process.

The Aquaman star, 36, says the decision returned on June 1 in favour of Mr Depp was not supported by the evidence presented during the six-week trial.

The new home favourite, who revealed his nickname is ‘Nozza’, will face Belgium’s David Goffin on No.1 Court on Tuesday.