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Some of the former subpostmasters who were cleared by the Court of Appeal on Friday served time in jail for crimes they were innocent of.

Boris Johnson’s former aide said he would be ‘happy’ to tell the Cabinet Secretary or Electoral Commission what he knows about the matter.

Dr Jessen sent the tweet on December 23 2019.

Hairdressers reopened and driving lessons resumed on Friday.

One former subpostmasters whose conviction was overturned on Friday said: ‘We are not finished, not by a long way.’

Hubert Howard has posthumously won his case against the Home Office for refusing him citizenship based on his past convictions.

The ex-No 10 adviser accused the Prime Minister of being responsible for false allegations about him in the media.

Sticky the fox is now ‘happy and playful’ after being freed from a glue trap.

Popular areas for visitors include Istanbul, Bodrum, Dalaman and Izmir.

Normally, prime ministers receive an annual allowance of up to £30,000 to contribute to the costs of maintaining and furnishing the residency.

Research suggests the benefits are spread across all age groups.

Bradley Welsh, 48, was fatally shot at his flat in the west end of Edinburgh on April 17 2019.

Stormont Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots criticised the NI Protocol as he visited the animals at their new home at a Co Down family farm.

A 26-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.

Doncaster continues to have the highest rate, with 214 new cases in the seven days to April 19.

IOPC director general Michael Lockwood said the public would be ‘appalled’ by some of the most serious examples the watchdog had seen.

He faces an additional charge of coercive and controlling behaviour between December 2017 and November 2020.

Paula Vennells, who was chief executive of the Post Office until 2019, was awarded a CBE for ‘services to the Post Office and to charity’.

Dr Ruth Armstrong, Learning Together co-founder, said Usman Khan would not have been invited to attend had security worries been shared.

The Welsh First Minister said Westminster should ensure ‘we don’t run the risk of opening up international travel too quickly on too broad a front’.