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The BBC has asked the disgraced newsreader to return the salary he was paid during the period following his arrest.

A total of 26 arrests have been made in relation to disorder in Belfast over several days.

The Prince of Wales is a former air ambulance pilot with the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

It comes after his artwork of a wolf howling was removed less than an hour after he posted a photo of it on social media.

An appeal has been launched to find her owner.

‘We absolutely have to make sure that our communities are safe and secure and feel safe and secure,’ the Prime Minister said.

The retail chain said it has opened 20 stores over the past six months and has a ‘strong’ pipeline of new locations.

The Prime Minister appeared to signal the Government would review regulation of social media in light of its role in recent disorder.

A statement from the corporation said the former presenter had ‘undermined trust in the BBC and brought us into disrepute’.

Ryan Wheatley admitted running into Sergeant Rob Perry at the demonstration on Wednesday.

A panel ruled that James Gilbert had sexually harassed four women and inappropriately touched three of them.

A zoo spokeswoman said that cameras in the aviary had managed to capture the moment Buxton first fledged the nest.

Some 36 EFL matches are set to take place between Friday and Monday.

Board and lodging costs deducted from compensation payments will not be refunded, with the Government saying this was the ‘standard approach’.

Regulators said they were concerned the boiler firm was giving the ‘false impression that consumers would reduce their carbon footprint’.

Meta, X, and TikTok have been told they have a duty to remove inappropriate posts from their platforms amid fears it exacerbates disorder.

The former glamour model was arrested upon her return to the UK on Thursday evening after failing to appear at court.

Balasankar Narayanan, 44, ran off from staff at a park in Ilford on Sunday.

The PSNI said it dealt with a number of race-related hate crimes and other disorder on Thursday night.

Sir Steve Webb said he had found evidence of a new group of cases where incorrect information was given.