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More than 100 firefighters were involved in tackling the flames at one stage.

Suleman Altaf is accused of killing Jakub Szymanski in Miles Platting, as well as the attempted murder of the teenager’s mother, Katarzyna Bastek.

Minette Batters said there was an ‘absolute crisis’, meaning food was being ploughed back into land on farms.

The Office for National Statistics said gross domestic product fell by 0.3% in April, following a fall of 0.1% in March.

Older drivers involved in serious crashes are more likely to have failed to look properly than motorists of all ages, new research suggests.

The Office for National Statistics said gross domestic product fell by 0.3% in April, following a 0.1% drop in March.

Some 5.3 million people travelled through the west London airport in May.

The development comes as the family of Mr Phillips have said their hopes of finding him alive have faded.

Images of a British soldier killed fighting in Ukraine adorn many of the nation’s front pages.

The team working on the space observatory is led by scientists and astronomers at Cambridge University.

The declaration urges governments to support the oil and gas industry.

Doctors treating Archie Battersbee, 12, thought the youngster was ‘brain-stem dead’ but his parents say they intend to appeal.

The motions were passed by Bectu at a national conference on Sunday.

Boris Johnson has pledged the blueprint will ‘back farmers’, after a leaked draft of the document was condemned by critics.

The pair are both serving sentences for robbery.

Travis Verkaik narrowly beat fellow Briton Ed Scott in the Red Bull Art of Motion competition, which took place in the Greek town of Astypalea.

Andrew is said to have hoped to make a rare public appearance at the service in St George’s Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle.

Refugee charity Asylum Aid is seeking an urgent interim injunction at the High Court and there will also be a Court of Appeal showdown.

Labour has accused the Government of ‘law-breaking’ with its proposals to scrap parts of the post-Brexit treaty.

Qari Asim said he had ‘no opportunity to clarify any misunderstandings’ over his support for people’s ‘democratic right to protest’.