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Scotland’s First Minister welcomed comments from Michael Gove on his confidence that suspending the Northern Ireland Protocol will not be necessary.

But the winner of last Saturday’s National Lottery draw has still not come forward.

The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust was prosecuted after an inquiry into the deaths of a 14-year-old girl and a mother-of-six.

Mark Williams told a High Court trial how he had suffered nightmares and could not take Bennell out of his mind.

Children as young as seven are at risk of child marriage, according to a charity which supports victims of honour-based violence.

Crews have been praised for saving the unconscious cat using specialist equipment donated by the RSPCA.

Further committal proceedings are expected to be issued against other protesters for breaching injunctions.

The Taoiseach said there was a need for both sides to move on from the dispute, and work together to tackle crucial issues such as climate change.

A sting by the National Crime Agency using covert listening devices caught the trio plotting in a cafe to import 55kg of class A drugs.

Security researchers said a software bug could have allowed hackers to take over a user’s home network.

The Duchess of Cornwall and Prince of Wales have spent two days in the country as part of their tour of the Middle East.

Valentin Lazar, 21, inflicted multiple injuries on Maria Rawlings before leaving her in undergrowth in Romford.

The officer apologised to the families of Stephen Port’s victims as a report emerged highlighting serious failings in a previous Met investigation.

The Ben Kinsella Trust has said knife crime in London is becoming more deadly after a teenage boy became the latest victim.

ONS data shows rates in England remain highest among secondary school children.

The RAC said prices should reflect a drop in wholesale costs.

Cameron Kalani was caught with a kitchen knife and cocaine in his bag when he was held in the early hours of May 10.

UK Brexit minister Lord Frost and European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic are meeting for fresh talks on Friday.

The journalist and broadcaster said he was looking forward to doing ‘fast-paced, very regular political journalism on LBC with no filter’.

Valentin Lazar, 21, was alleged to have attacked Maria Rawlings after following her off a bus at night after she had visited a hospital.