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The anti-corruption campaigner said the whole Rwanda plan should be ‘torn up’.
The four boys died after the blaze in south London in December 2021.
The UK’s Education Secretary delivered a damning verdict following the Pisa scores, which showed decline in maths, reading and science in Scotland.
A legal assessment chaired by Tory MP Sir Bill Cash has found the Bill is not fit for the purpose of stopping small boats.
Bank rate-setters previously held rates in the September and November meetings after witnessing a notable cooling in the rate of inflation.
Michael and Paul Fenning have covered the outside of their Doncaster home in oompa loompas and golden tickets to bring ‘joy and cheer’.
A range of different topics feature across Sunday’s front pages.
The Brick in Wigan and Leigh, which helps struggling families with household items as well as toys and gifts, has recorded a Christmas advert.
The most impactful winds of the storm are expected to hit Ireland, the Met Office said.
The mayor has appealed to the Home Secretary for money to fill the gap, which he said could be as high as £240 million.
The most disadvantaged are no better off now than at the time of the financial crash, a new report says.
Villagers in Mallaig and Morar, Highlands, and islanders on Lismore, felt the quake just before 3.30pm.
Labour accused the Prime Minister of ‘begging for our votes’.
A man in his 60s was driving a Skoda when it collided with a police vehicle on the A458 between Much Wenlock and Bridgnorth at about 10.15am.
Activists protested in Glasgow Central Station after the UK abstained from voting for a ceasefire at the UN.
Police were called at 12.35pm on Saturday after reports that a newborn baby had been found outside a premises.
The shadow foreign secretary was writing after visiting a Bedouin community in the West Bank.
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