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The proposals in the Online Harms Bill include fines of up to £18 million or 10% of companies’ global turnover.

The monarch married the Duke of Edinburgh on November 20 1947 when she was a 21-year-old princess.

A range of stories – including the migrant crisis – feature among the headlines on Saturday.

The annual show featured musical performances, comedic sketches and fundraising challenges.

Priti Patel is reported to have been impressed with plans over curfews and the digitisation of the country’s asylum system.

The National Lottery has urged players to ‘get their tickets early’ to have a chance of winning the prize.

Labour Party chairwoman Anneliese Dodds was speaking ahead of a visit to mark Islamophobia Awareness Month.

A total of 387,057 boosters and third doses were recorded on Friday, bringing the total to 14,266,368, with more than one million top-ups recorded.

The duchess said the royal couple’s visit to Egypt and Jordan had been hard work.

Lawyers raised concerns about the Home Secretary blaming the legal system for the presence of the suspected bomber in the country.

Officers found bootleg designer goods and improperly labelled tobacco products in a pre-Christmas raid on the popular London shopping destination.

A group of Scottish and Welsh ministers have written to the Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries to voice their views.

The selection process is being rerun after an initial round of interviews failed to find a successful candidate.

Pitchfork was released in September after being jailed in 1987 for the rape and murder of two teenage girls in the 1980s.

The row revolves around the granting of fishing licences for small vessels.

David Murdoch, 57, helped smuggle cocaine with a street value of almost £6 million into Scotland in May 2020.

James Clark, 31, will now serve a minimum of 18 years in prison for killing his 39-day-old son Sean Clark in 2018

Warwick University said a 19-year-old at one of its accommodation sites had suffered three stab wounds.

Nearly nine in 10 areas have recorded a week-on-week rise in rates.

From rethinking bathroom bottles to ditching chewing gum.