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Jack Thompson, 16, is to take on the skydive on July 20 alongside his aunt, her friend and a Morrisons manager.

New data has shown the former minister for women and equalities has the support of 25.83% of grassroots Tory members to replace Rishi Sunak.

Dan Thomas from Swindon had a tattoo of a trophy and the words ‘England Euro 2024 Winners’ on his leg before the final on Sunday.

The former US president was rushed off the stage at a Pennsylvania rally as gunshots rang out.

The findings raise hope for more effective treatments for pancreatic cancer, which has a poor survival rate.

Researchers spoke to 20,000 people and those close to them to assess their level of general happiness with life.

Addressing the shortage of foreign language teachers is ‘crucial’ for equipping pupils with the skills they need to thrive, the British Council said.

One trust reported that waiting times for children’s autism assessments had increased from around 14 months pre-pandemic to 38 months now.

The price fall was bigger than usual for July, with the distractions of the General Election, sporting events and holidays, Rightmove said.

Football fever takes over the front pages of Sunday’s newspapers ahead of the Euro 2024 final.

The princess made a brief return to the public spotlight at the Trooping the Colour ceremony last month announcing her diagnosis in March.

The number of Channel crossings so far this year is estimated to have topped the 14,000 mark on Tuesday last week, according to Home Office figures.

Manager Gareth Southgate and captain Harry Kane both spoke of the importance of a win to the country.

The former prime minister, who lost her seat in the General Election, said she felt it was time to speak out.

The winning Lotto numbers were 22, 27, 37, 38, 49, 51 and the bonus number was 59.

The parts, found hidden inside the fuel tank and under the bonnet of a car, were recovered on July 7 at London Port.

Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer ruled on Friday that the involuntary manslaughter charge against Baldwin should be dropped.

The King, the Prince of Wales and the Prime Minister have thrown their support behind the team.

Martin Rafferty, 44, from Birmingham, said he and friends had driven for 15 hours to reach the city despite not having tickets for the final.

The former government announced a review into the licence fee model, which will look at alternative funding for the household payment.