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Some 1.5 million people in England will be contacted and encouraged to use the National Booking Service.

Martin Bashir was given the clothes for DNA testing, but they were never returned.

The new Secretary of State has promised a relentless focus on ‘overlooked families and undervalued communities’ across the UK.

The trial involving around 500 patients at multiple sites in Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania and South America.

The agreement sparked furious diplomatic row with France which has accused the UK of hiding in the ‘American lap’.

The PM is heading to Washington during a visit to the US for the UN General Assembly.

The 34-year-old boxer alleged he had been ‘banned’ by American Airlines.

Paris furious after Australia cancels a £30bn submarine order following new defence pact with the US and UK.

He said that protecting customers from huge price rises was ‘an absolute priority’.

Ranjit Singh Boparan, the owner of Bernard Matthews, warned of a lack of food supplies.

Athletes including Hollyoaks actors Jazmine Franks and David Tag joined a host of runners to create a giant drawing across Liverpool and Manchester.

The snake had a few lumps and old injuries, but was very friendly and was generally otherwise in good health.

A person go into difficulty in the water off Perran Sands beach in Cornwall on Saturday morning.

Members of Call It Out, a campaign group that opposes anti-Irish and anti-Catholic bigotry, held vigils outside churches on the routes.

The famous horticultural event takes place next week.

The American legislators expressed concern that it will damage the British-Irish relationship and deprive people of justice.

The risks of catching the virus at home are ‘relatively high’ said Dr Simon Clarke, as travel rules were changed.

The Lib Dem leader will tell his annual conference that Boris Johnson can only be removed if they take seats from the Tories.

A former head of the regulator Ofgem warned Britain is likely to face high energy prices for the rest of the year.

MPs and peers said the fall of Afghanistan showed Britain’s national security machinery is ‘inadequate to the task’.