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The inquests into Stephen Port’s four victims heard evidence from a former friend who was worried about his interest in boys and his drug use.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak was being interviewed in Bury market when he made the slip-up.

Party leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has threatened to pull down the devolved institutions at Stormont if major changes to the protocol are not secured.

The First Minister clashed with the Scottish Labour leader over the city’s preparedness for the climate summit.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the outlook for living standards does not match the Chancellor’s upbeat tone.

Police have said they will work to facilitate peaceful protest during the summit.

Richard Ratcliffe was meeting the Foreign Secretary to discuss further strategy around attempts to free his wife from prison in Iran.

The UK’s largest supermarket chain said the ultra-fast delivery pilot starts from its store in Thornton Heath, South London.

Robbie Moore told the Commons his constituents are having to go through fireworks being set off late at night.

Mina Smallman said justice had been done for her ‘beautiful girls’ Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman

The DUP leader said Stormont parties had to do more than just oppose the Government’s controversial plan to ban prosecutions.

The Conservative MP, who was stabbed to death in his constituency earlier this month, was a devoted animal lover.

The nationalists also questioned the need for introducing compulsory voter ID to access polling stations.

There is momentum among countries and businesses to tackle climate change, but more is needed, US climate envoy John Kerry urged ahead of Cop26.

The Waterloo and City line – which connects the City of London with Waterloo railway station – was closed in March 2020.

Dylan Rigby attacked Cobhan McLelland, 18, in a two-hour ordeal using scissors, knives and boiling water at a flat in Edinburgh in March.

The department store’s festive campaign has been launched at its London, Birmingham and Manchester stores and online.

Yazid Eid said the idea for Training Tunes came to him while facing life imprisonment in Syria.

The man is one of eight men who have sued Manchester City for damages after complaining of being abused by Bennell more than 30 years ago.

The Commons Leader is among those on the Government frontbench not to wear a face covering despite concerns over case numbers in Parliament.