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Boris Johnson updated Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelensky on the plan during a phone call on Saturday.

The Duke of Cambridge watched as more than 1,500 soldiers and 350 horses carried out complex routines.

People said the celebration, delayed by a year, was not overshadowed by the row over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

A 17-year-old died at the scene of the attack in Camberley.

As many as 50,000 Reds supporters are thought to have made the journey.

A Liverpool fan feared he would miss the Champions League final match against Real Madrid in Paris after a flight cancellation.

The transportation was arranged by vlogger Simon Wilson.

The person affected was not kept in hospital after the infection was reported in the east of the country.

Paul Sweeney MSP is consulting on a bill which will see safe consumption rooms legalised in Scotland.

He will travel with the Moderator of the Church of Scotland and the Archbishop of Canterbury in July.

The travel firm has cancelled three flights from Birmingham, two flights from Gatwick and one from Manchester in a blow to half-term travel plans.

The number of Conservative MPs stating they have no confidence in the Prime Minister has mounted since the publication of Sue Gray’s partygate report.

One demonstrator is said to have been taken to hospital after the incident at a venue in Darlington.

Child Poverty in Action Group Scotland also said support measures to help low-income households were only temporary.

A harrowing account from the front lines in Ukraine features among the stories on Saturday’s front pages.

Francois-Marie Dibon hopes to break the world record for the most jumps in 24 hours at a location in Scotland.

Five children were killed in May 1972 when the Big Dipper rollercoaster crashed in Battersea Park, south-west London.

Highlands and Islands MSP Rhoda Grant said those living in off-grid areas need clarity on whether they will receive the £400 energy bill discount.

The event to mark the creation of Northern Ireland in 1921, organised by the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, comes a year late due to the pandemic.

It said the cancellations were “necessary to provide reliable services over this busy period”.