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The Cabinet Office has paused its probe into the partygate investigator’s discussions with Labour about a senior party role.

The Earl Marshal said the coronation was a chance to bring the UK, realms and the Commonwealth closer by ‘plugging into the power of the past’.

Helen Whately told the health and social care committee there was a ‘limited pot of taxpayers’ money’.

Thousands of street parties are expected to be held and people are also encouraged to get involved with volunteering.

Scotland Yard appealed for witnesses.

The group handed chief executive officer Tim Steiner a pay packet of around £2 million for 2022 despite Ocado’s losses ballooning.

Richards died on April 7 after surviving a crash on March 27.

The 45th US president owns a golf resort outside the town of Doonbeg, Co Clare.

The SNP’s Drew Hendry suggested James Cleverly’s new guidance to heads of mission abroad is sabotaging ‘vital economic activity’ north of the border.

The former first minister said he would be attending a pro-Scottish independence march in Glasgow at the time of the coronation.

Between 650 and 750 parliamentarians gathered in the hall for the reception.

The Government ‘won’t know’ how many people are put off by the new ID requirement on May 4, a senior MP has said.

It comes after months of industrial action by health service unions.

Channel 4 is the first prime time news programme to co-present from two locations, according to the broadcaster.

Boris Johnson said Kyiv should be invited to make the necessary preparations to join as soon as possible.

The White House announced that its requirement for arrivals by air to prove their vaccination status will be dropped from May 12.

The convenience chain and funeral provider said its 57,000 employees can take up to 10 days paid leave when someone close to them dies.

The TV presenter is suing three men for libel over articles accusing him of defrauding the public into donating to a charity to rescue tigers.

Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey said that criminals are being allowed to act with impunity.

It comes as the Government announced a 5% pay rise and a one-off cash payment for more than a million NHS workers.