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The Queen spoke to a ball boy and two ball girls as well as staff working at the grounds before heading to the Royal Box during her surprise visit.

Both the US and the UK have told Ukraine that ‘we’re not Amazon’, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has said.

Nine-year-old Mary Ann Blackmore was given the treat at her school in Durham in 1902 to mark the coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra.

ClientEarth, a shareholder in Shell, is unhappy about the company’s ‘climate change strategy’ and wants to make a ‘breach’ of duties claim.

Stuart Andrew was questioned by MPs on the draft Bill detailing the Government’s proposed approach to ban conversion practises.

Mungo Bovey KC has argued that extraditing Rossi to the US would be a ‘flagrant violation’ of his human rights.

Shadow business secretary Jonathan Reynolds was speaking during a Commons debate.

The UK, US, Japan, Canada, France, Germany and Italy have signed a pact commiting to new measures to help the war-tour country in its war with Russia.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle was speaking in the Commons.

The UK sent nearly £50 million to China in aid in 2021/22, as a watchdog complained of ‘insufficient transparency’ in how money is spent.

Zoologists hope the species will help boost biodiversity in the area.

The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch found gaps in the standards of palliative care across England.

The TV star told MPs the crisis of nature’s destruction may be slowed by making land managers adopt new practices instead of just encouraging them.

The TSSA said government statements that only 13% of tickets were bought at ticket offices equated to 360 million a year.

Chief executive Alex Mahon said the ‘key thing’ was to make sure an organisation’s procedures flagged such issues.

SNP MP Pete Wishart criticised the lack of compassion and concern demonstrated by ministers in response to what he described as a ‘grotesque’ ask.

Plans to expand free childcare for working parents were ‘problematic’, an education charity has warned.

The MP said he would sit as an independent until at least after the SNP’s October conference.

Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill served as the Stormont health minister from 2016 to 2017.

Southwark Crown Court has heard from four alleged victims since the trial began last month.