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More than 50,000 people are running through the streets of the capital.

Charities have called for the cap to be abolished amid record levels of child poverty.

The 1990s girl group danced and sang along to their hit song Stop.

Sir Mark Rowley has faced calls to resign or be sacked over the force’s handling of pro-Palestinian protests.

New data published by Parliament’s Treasury Committee showed that the Financial Ombudsman received 3,858 complaints linked to debanking.

The former leader said her new book was not about ‘trying to reinstate myself as prime minister’.

Keith Boyd hopes to become the fastest person to run the length of Africa.

The building in Helensburgh was damaged by water ingress over the decades since it was built in 1904.

Alessandro Dudech said Generation Z shoppers want clothes that they can wear both ‘at the office or on a night out’.’

The first documented summit of Mount Everest was not until 1953.

The Bill proposes a ban on protests within 200m of health facilities offering abortion services.

EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service highlighted a ‘huge number’ of record climatic conditions and extreme events.

British Airways was cheaper than Ryanair and Wizz Air on two out of three routes analysed, according to consumer group Which?.

People with the condition can suffer from sexual dysfunction, as well as bladder and bowel issues.

Suella Braverman and the Campaign Against Antisemitism criticised the force’s handling of protests over the past six months.

More than 50,000 people, a record number, are expected to take part on what is due to be a dry and bright day with temperatures up to 12C.

Mikey Hoszowskyj will be flanked by 190 runners aiming to collectively raise about £375,000 for Prostate Cancer UK.

The Labour leader said the Conservative Party was no longer capable of ‘serving anything other than itself’.

The winning Lotto numbers were 05, 26, 29, 43, 52, 54 and the bonus number was 32.

Workers Party MP George Galloway has spoken of forming a ‘grand alliance’ to defeat Labour, his former party, at the local elections in Rochdale.