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Labour peer Lord West of Spithead argued that France should allocate its nuclear weapons to Nato, not ‘some half-baked EU military organisation’.

Ex-Cartwright King barrister Simon Clarke was giving evidence to the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry on Thursday.

Camilla met Alfie the donkey and LaLa, a Shetland pony, along with famous charity supporters as she marked the 90th anniversary of Brooke.

Chairman Nigel Higgins was repeatedly interrupted as the meeting kicked off at the Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow.

Edwin Poots became emotional as he recalled the death of his father during the pandemic.

Paul Black, 65, denies murdering 75-year-old Peter Coshan in 2022.

Sports Direct claims a refusal to supply it with the club’s 2024/25 Premier League season kit is unlawful.

Neil Foden, 66, denies preying on five youngsters.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called for universities to remain ‘bastions of tolerance’ during the roundtable with vice-chancellors.

Food Foundation executive director Anna Taylor said the ‘failures’ of the current food system were being felt by both farmers and consumers.

Alloweigh Frame raised the alarm after spotting smoke billowing from a block of flats near her home in South Lanarkshire.

The Taoiseach refused to confirm when the recognition might take place.

The plans would have seen at least 10,000 properties in one area switch from gas boilers to hydrogen heating by the end of the decade.

Charles also apologised for the last-minute nature of his trip to the 3 Royal School of Military Engineering.

The Commons Leader also compared Sir Keir to a crab that selects ‘sedentary creatures and seaweed’ to help ‘disguise its true form’.

Around 1.6 million fixed-rate mortgages are due to end or have already ended at some point in 2024.

The now-Labour MP had been criticised by her new party colleagues over comments she made following her ex-husband’s sexual assault conviction.

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron said how to protect the UK in a dangerous world will be a key issue for voters.

The nine-year-old has raised £1.8 million for charity and has been awarded the British Empire Medal for services to the prevention of child abuse.

The bank said it has policies it follows on issues including climate change, human rights and the defence and security sector.