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The Beatles singer said they had ‘drifted apart but in recent years managed to re-establish our friendship and share memories of our times together’.

The Queen wore the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara while the Princess of Wales wore the Lover’s Knot tiara.

A spokesman for the former prime minister said that he has fully cooperated with the inquiry.

It comes after Defence Secretary Grant Shapps said he can see ‘no circumstances’ under which British troops would be on the ground in Israel or Gaza.

The Afghanistan inquiry heard the deletion of the server known as ITS1 at special forces HQ in the UK was ‘irreversible’.

Previous winners include Sir Grayson Perry, Sir Steve McQueen and artist Damien Hirst.

His wife called it an ‘absolute honour and privilege to not only be his wife, but to care for him during his illness and vulnerability’.

Previously Depp used the Bunnyman as a sign of the authenticity of his work.

ERG chairman Mark Francois said that the group’s so-called ‘star chamber’ of lawyers would scrutinise the legislation before MPs vote on it.

The visit comes at a crunch time for Kyiv, with concerns about the provision of US military aid amid deadlock in Congress about funding and support.

The building near Regent’s Park in London was being used by squatters, Scotland Yard said.

Anthony Littler was found with head injuries in an alleyway near East Finchley Tube station on May 1 1984.

Constable Lewis Marks has been praised by senior officers for tracking down a suspect who was jailed for three years last week.

Arthur Holscher-Ermert was hit and killed by a police vehicle in Peacehaven on April 30, 2022.

The new offer means an 8% pay rise for all workers.

More than half of victims had already had contact with the police before they were killed.

The 16-year-old was stabbed 28 times with a hunting knife, a murder trial heard.

The move was approved at the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) Board last week, and compulsory redundancies were ruled out.

The water regulator said it was investigating whether the £37.5 million dividend was in line with the company’s licence requirements.

Customers of the bank spend an average of £656 on their credit cards, with just over £50 per transaction.