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Damage to properties in Jersey meant some residents had to evacuate their homes.

The actor supported the families of loved ones who were killed and secretly buried during a silent walk at Stormont.

The Bank of England’s governor, Andrew Bailey, insisted that households and businesses will feel more pain if price rises do not ease.

The Foreign Office said more UK nationals were able cross into Egypt on Thursday, but declined to say how many.

Middlesbrough MP Andy McDonald says Tory Chris Clarkson made a ‘highly defamatory’ statement about him.

Hundreds of people turned out to see the royal couple in Moray, northern Scotland, on Thursday.

South Yorkshire Pc Rowan Horrocks is accused of raping the woman twice, biting her repeatedly and pulling out a clump of her hair.

The sculptures are based on his previous hand-signed giclee prints.

Care will be escalated regardless of other clinical observations if a parent raises alarm over a child’s health under the new standard.

Analysis of four different so-called challenge videos on the social media platform saw sexist comments attract 60% more likes.

Darren Osment, 41, allegedly suggested he killed Claire Holland, 32, cut up her body and disposed of her in water.

A panel is now set to consider Dr Michael Watt’s fitness to practise.

Sainsbury’s has brought in pop star Rick Astley alongside real employees for its advert that asks what Santa eats for Christmas dinner.

Jon Boutcher also referred to a number of sensitive cases within the PSNI and said the ‘blame culture’ of policing needs to change.

Britons remain trapped in the territory as Israel continues its war on Hamas and the death toll rises further.

Elena Whitham rejected claims there has been a real-terms cut in investment.

Officers attended Marie Anderson’s address on September 23 following a report of a domestic incident.

Campaigners say harmful substances in fertiliser are threatening human health and wildlife through a lack of regulation.

Lord Harrower said much of the argument made by private sector landlords fell ‘far short’ to consider the legislation unlawful.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley also acknowledged difficulties with policing protests since the Middle East crisis.