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Schools and colleges across the country will remain closed on Friday after officials warned of a ‘high-impact, multi-hazard weather event’.

The bank said it will pay £1.3 billion back to shareholders, including the Government.

Hundreds of schools have been closed, trains in Wales are suspended and the Army is on a stand-by to assist.

The warning covers Greater London, Kent, Surrey, Essex and East Sussex.

The ‘storm of the century’ and the latest concerns about Russia are on the front pages.

One Aldi customer said they received Ben and Jerry’s Phish Food ice cream instead of the breaded fish fillets they had ordered.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex lost their taxpayer-funded police protection in the aftermath of quitting as senior working royals in early 2020.

The UK warns the crisis in the region is at a ‘critical juncture’, with Russia accused of ‘manufacturing a pretext’ for launching an attack.

From Friday morning there is a risk of ‘flying debris resulting in danger to life’ as well as damage to buildings and homes.

Schools in nine counties in the Republic of Ireland will remain closed on Friday due to the impact of the storm.

The event will return on Sunday May 29 after a near three-year absence during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Forecasters are warning of heavy snow in parts of Scotland during Storm Eunice.

The Health Secretary says the UK is ‘the most successful multiracial democracy on Earth’, but that is not to say racism does not exist in society.

All primary school pupils across the UK are to receive a book celebrating the achievements of the monarch over the past 70 years.

The proposals have been criticised as ‘the cost of the Conservatives’ failure on crime’.

A red weather warning – the highest alert – has been issued by the Met Office.

A study estimated the loss and survival of precious artefacts and narratives from different parts of Europe.

Carl Woods is engaged to former glamour model Price.

At the UN Security Council, America’s top diplomat held out the prospect to President Putin of a summit with key world leaders.

Researchers suggest parents and doctors should not assume sleep issues will go away with age.