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Harry is bringing legal action over a decision not to allow him to pay for police protection for himself and his family when in the UK.

Fruits are being sold off cheap to prevent waste.

The singer starred as Big Mama Thornton in the film about Elvis Presley.

A ‘critical incident’ has been declared by the Kent port due to six-hour queues, with tourists urged to consider staying away.

Last month, the Competition and Markets Authority launched a probe into the joint venture deal.

Holidaymakers booked on sailings from the Kent port reported being stuck in five-hour queues to complete border checks.

Moscow is looting steel left behind in the Azovstal mill, according to Metinvest’s chief executive.

It came after a heavier than previously thought slump in retail sales in May, with the ONS revising down its original prediction.

The BBC’s apology for its ‘shameful’ interview with Diana and Tory rivals ‘trading blows’ over tax cuts are the stories leading Friday’s newspapers.

Lisa Smith, 40, was found guilty in May of membership of the terror group.

The Duke of Sussex’s lawyers asked Mr Justice Swift to grant permission for a full judicial review of the Home Office’s decision.

Demonstrations are expected be held nationwide on Friday morning.

Rishi Sunak claims the evidence suggests the Conservatives would suffer a defeat at the next general election with his rival Liz Truss in charge.

Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge was born at St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, at 4.24pm on July 22 2013, weighing 8lb 6oz.

The Omicron variant of Covid-19 was running rampant last December.

The former chancellor made the pledge during a radio interview.

The Home Office’s response to the migrant crisis has been the focus of a series of critical reports.

The installation makes surprising movements during the day, such as eating lettuce and spraying water.

The former chancellor warned that going on a ‘huge borrowing spree’ would only ‘make the situation worse’ when it comes to inflation.

Richard Moore, the chief of the UK Secret Intelligence Service, said the war is ‘obviously not over’ but Russia may be starting ‘to run out of steam’.