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Dale Francis and Daniel Tatters were caught out by CCTV after travelling from Stoke-on-Trent to Wolverhampton to set the ‘catastrophic’ blaze.

But Shirley-Anne Somerville said ministers are awaiting the outcome of a consultation by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

It is the first time Eritrea has accounted for the largest number of people making the journey per quarter.

Reform UK has officially taken control of Kent County Council following the party’s victory in May’s local elections.

The increases were recommended by independent pay review bodies.

The Princess of Wales wore a navy blue outfit with white details and a matching hat.

Jake Balmforth punched Tony Johnson during trouble after Blackpool played Burnley in 2023.

The delay comes amid concerns raised by retailers and broadcasters about the impact of the ban on adverts aimed at promoting brands only.

Their eggs are expected to hatch in the coming weeks.

The DUP MLA will attend a match after an invitation from the Ulster Council of the GAA.

Mr Justice Chamberlain’s decision paves the way towards the deal being signed on Thursday.

The Office for National Statistics said public sector net borrowing rose to £20.2 billion, its fourth-highest April figure on record.

Asylum seekers are housed in hotels if there is not enough space in accommodation provided by local authorities or other organisations.

The deal was due to be signed on Thursday morning but was temporarily blocked by an injunction hours before.

Darren Millar has called for the band to be removed from the Green Man Festival after a band member was charged with a terror offence.

Estimates show vaccination protected as many as 120,200 from being admitted to hospital, experts said.

The creative hub decided last year to sell its central London property which prompted concerns around its finances and management.

Kayden Moy, of East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire, died in hospital following the incident on Irvine beach in North Ayrshire.

An inquest into the veteran actor’s death was heard at Westminster Coroner’s Court on Thursday.

The typical bill is expected to fall by £129 – or 7% – to £1,720 per year from July 1, according to experts at Cornwall Insight.