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The claim alleges that long-standing customers were overcharged for handsets beyond the end of their contractual term.

The Foreign Secretary urged allies to rally around Kyiv as he delivered a speech at the Aspen security conference.

Officers were called to Sutton High Street, where the teenage boy was found injured, just after 7pm on Tuesday.

The former prime minister gave two days of evidence to the inquiry and called for the origins of the virus to be investigated.

Mrs Perry took her own life after Ofsted downgraded her school in Reading from its highest rating to its lowest over safeguarding concerns.

Researchers found that big firms, including UK-listed companies, saw their profits outpace inflation while ordinary families’ real incomes plummeted.

The 43-year-old has finished his gruelling ‘7 in 7 in 7’ ultra-marathon challenge.

Ealing Broadway shopping centre was filled with crowds when they realised a famous visitor was perusing food and craft stalls.

David Morgan landed on Utah beach five days after D-Day to help establish a wireless communication link back to the London War Office.

The naked body of Victoria Hall was found in a ditch on September 24 1999.

Members of Unite will be striking for the first time in the charity’s history

The former prime minister described schools as ‘reservoirs of of risk’ from which younger people might have spread the virus to vulnerable people.

Richard Holden said his party needed to be ‘fighting the opposition rather than ourselves’.

Amanda Pritchard said that the walkouts announced this week were at the top of the health service’s ‘worry list’.

The planned changes aim to free up pharmacists’ time, allowing them to provide advice to patients and carry out blood pressure tests.

The work at Northey Island in Essex has opened up more space for seawater to come through and help slow a phenomenon called coastal squeeze.

Stocks of the fish have reduced across the North Atlantic from 10 million in the 1970s to an estimated three million today.

She said that injuries of a broken wrist and bruised ribs were ‘not too bad in the grand scheme of things’.

It comes a week after several MPs expressed their exasperation at the lack of detail being provided by the Home Office’s permanent secretary.

Portrait artist Dan Llywelyn Hall said MacGowan was ‘blissfully kind of just in his own existence’ when he met him in October last year.