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Customers have been warned not to travel on routes which usually run through Stevenage station.

The officer, identified only as NX121, fired a single shot, with went through the windscreen of the car Mr Kaba was driving and hit him in the head.

It is the first time a British monarch has addressed the senate from the chamber.

Inflation hit 6.7% in August, down from 6.8% in July, and significantly lower than the 7.1% that had been expected.

Colour Sergeant Anthony Oxley left behind a daughter and three stepchildren.

The Prime Minister’s net zero reversal is the main story covered on Thursday’s front pages.

The policy overhaul included pushing back the ban on new petrol and diesel cars back by five years to 2035.

The former Labour leader said he conducted the interview in order to counter the comic’s claims that voting had no impact.

Shadow environment secretary Steve Reed predicted the Prime Minister’s watering down of green pledges would ‘blow up in his face’.

The item had been found stashed among a number of historic letters in a cupboard in a Gloucestershire country house.

Charles and Queen Camilla were guests of honour at a black tie dinner hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris.

Terrell Marshall-Williams, 16, died after being found with stab wounds in Merry Hill, Wolverhampton.

The dog was inspired by AA Milne’s time in the First World War.

Various social media platforms have been asked about Brand being able to monetise his content.

The tech giant has previewed an updated, more conversational version of its voice assistant which will be rolled out in the near future.

Industry leaders have called for ‘clarity’ on what delaying the ban on petrol and diesel vehicles means for them.

PJ Scott has so far run 765 miles to raise funds for charity Alzheimer’s Society.

Conservative former Cabinet minister Sir Simon Clarke criticised the Prime Minister for putting up ‘a lot of straw men’.

Axing energy efficiency rules for the private rental sector could cost households £8bn over 10 years, the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit said.

Lucy Frazer made her comments during a keynote speech at the Royal Television Society Cambridge Conference.