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The Foreign Secretary defended the widely-criticised policy as ‘value for money’.

The TSSA has served notice to ballot more than 6,000 workers at Network Rail in a dispute over pay, conditions and job security.

The Office for National Statistics said regular wages plunged by 4.5% in April after taking inflation into account – the biggest fall on record.

The actor, who appeared in the popular US sitcom alongside Jerry Seinfeld, died on Sunday aged 90, according to his family.

Concerns over the Government’s plans to rip up Brexit protocol features among the stories on the front pages.

The Queen is a passionate horse breeder and has a number of runners scheduled to be entered at Royal Ascot this week.

The Royal British Legion is inviting veterans and civilians and bereaved family members to attend a service in Staffordshire.

Scottish First Minister points to a new Scotland that is ‘wealthier and fairer, more resilient and better placed to help people’.

The 73-year-old, who played the titular role in the sitcom Hey Dad!, renounced his Australian citizenship in 2020.

Jason Alexander, 40, pleaded not guilty to the charge as well as four misdemeanours at a court hearing.

The archbishops of Canterbury and York have joined the condemnation of the ‘immoral’ policy to remove asylum seekers.

The European Commission has accused the UK of undermining the trust needed for effective operation of its post-Brexit trade deal.

Labour MP Jess Phillips said ‘thousands of people are suffering’ from limits on freedom of speech due to the use of non-disclosure agreements.

Protester Lauren Chaplin called the controversial Government policy ‘violent and repressive’.

The Cabinet Office said David Buttress will work with the private sector to develop new business-led initiatives.

Refugee charities say there may be just seven people on the aircraft as individual appeals continue.

The Scottish secretary for external affairs says Scotland has ‘direct interests’ which will be affected by the legislation.

Pc Lee Lawrence also said there was no management on the ground of the investigation.

Firefighters were called to Belvue Park in Northolt, Ealing, west London, just before 4.20am on Monday, and then alerted the police.

Senior Church of England bishops say vulnerable people should be offered safe routes to the UK and not deported.