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Further walkouts had been planned on November 8 and 15.

Bob Stewart also told Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei ‘you’re taking money off my country, go away’ during a row outside the Foreign Office’s Lancaster House.

Anne Keast-Butler said artificial intelligence could amplify existing problems or create new ones.

It comes after a survey revealed 14% of people think lung cancer only impacts smokers.

Tributes were paid by her union, the CWU.

The field features more than 10,000 individual tributes to those who lost their lives in service of the nation.

A 23-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after the incident in the rural village of Stock in Essex.

South Yorkshire Pc Rowan Horrocks was cleared of two counts of rape.

It returned to Stansted after take-off last month when the issue was spotted by a crew member.

The research also suggests little confidence that Britain would keep to any commitments agreed at Cop28, with just 5% saying they are very optimistic.

The skulls belonged to four Taiwanese tribal warriors who were killed nearly 150 years ago.

Natalie Mottram was caught after police set up a sting operation.

The 60-year-old has helped to bring out a slew of free educational resources for children.

The local government body Cosla said a further £17.2 million was available for a pay deal following ‘intensive’ talks with the Scottish Government.

The Prime Minister said there is a ‘clear and present risk that the Cenotaph and other war memorials could be desecrated’ if the protest goes ahead.

Ashley Dale, 28, was shot with a Skorpion machine pistol at home in Old Swan, Liverpool.

The seizure comes after the Type 45 destroyer intercepted drugs with a street value of £140 million during the summer.

Speaking ahead of next week’s King’s Speech, the Labour leader said the Tories are on a ‘highway to British decline’.

State ceremonial training officer Darren Wearing has been putting his troops through their paces ahead of the service at the Cenotaph.

The Royal Caledonian Curling Club players will wear Weir’s blue and yellow tartan in his honour.