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The first storm of the year, which runs from September 2021 to the end of August 2022, will be called Arwen.

The Prime Minister’s spokesman said Mr Johnson left on Sunday, after the final British troops left Afghanistan.

The progressive neurodegenerative disorder affects about one in 10,000 people in the UK.

The NHS is poised to start administering booster Covid-19 jabs within days but is yet to get final nod from vaccine experts

The animal was rounded up on Tuesday morning as other alpacas watched on from a nearby field.

The airline said the announcement will create more than 500 new jobs for pilots, cabin crew and engineers at its London airports.

The Royal Mail, with Warner Bros Consumer Products, revealed the images of the stamps which will celebrate DC Comics’ heroes and villains.

The group of more than 100 parliamentarians said banning the sale of fur could also help prevent future pandemics.

Avon and Somerset Police officers attended the site in Wickwar, South Gloucestershire shortly before 11am.

E10 petrol is made with up to 10% bioethanol, which is a type of renewable fuel.

Shadow education secretary Kate Green accused ministers of showing ‘no care’ for young people’s futures with 2022 exam plans yet to be finalised.

Climate activists say they will not leave the factory in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, until the company commits to plant-based production.

The BRC-NieslenIQ shop price index for August revealed that shop prices decreased by 0.8% year-on-year.

NHS England said the treatment will be rolled out at unprecedented scale after a pricing deal was agreed with the makers.

Around 3.2 million households bought a pet during the pandemic.

The teacher said he has been targeted by the Taliban because his face is on billboards in Afghanistan, advertising English classes.

Reports said the Foreign Secretary had ‘shown no interest’ in taking calls from either country’s government in the six months before the evacuation.

The Foreign Secretary said he is unable to give a ‘definitive’ figure.

The climate activist said no countries in the global north ‘are even doing close to what is needed’.

Mehmood Shamshi was found with a serious head injury in Hounslow, west London.