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Services will begin to wind down from the afternoon of Christmas Eve and not resume until December 27.

Services will begin to wind down from the afternoon of Christmas Eve and not resume until December 27.

Previews of the King’s first Christmas message feature on several of the front pages.

Previews of the King’s first Christmas message feature on several of the front pages.

A 44-year-old man is currently in police custody.

Phoebie Turley, the partner of Gaby Hutchinson who died following the deadly O2 concert crush, says ‘justice needs to be served’ for the victims.

Strike action could bring chaos to millions of people on Christmas Eve, as walkouts hit rail services and Border Force action enters a second day.

Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter has dominated headlines in the tech sector in 2022.

The AA predicted that nearly 17 million cars will be on UK roads on Saturday, leading to severe congestion on major routes.

Earlier, the Prime Minister had tweeted: ‘This Christmas, we’re with you Ukraine.’

Downton Abbey star Peter Egan and singer Will Young are among those who have spoken out after Cambridgeshire Police gave the dogs back to MBR Acres.

The apology comes after the piece became the Independent Press Standards Organisation’s (Ipso) most complained-about article.

Justin Welby will become the first archbishop in 70 years to place a crown on the monarch’s head on May 6.

Justin Welby used a speech in the House of Lords to condemn the Government’s Rwanda plan.

The Metropolitan Police found the weapons at a location in Abbey Wood as part of their ongoing investigation known as Operation Viper.

Leigh Day is representing 22 people who each have one or more family members who died, some in hospital but the majority in care homes.

Officers in Greater Manchester said the incident has been referred to the police watchdog.

AA Roadwatch has reported problems on motorways across the nation, from the M90 west of Edinburgh to the M11 near Stansted Airport.

Symon Hill, 45, of Church Hill Road, Oxford, has been charged with with using threatening or abusive words, or disorderly behaviour.

Scottish Health Secretary Humza Yousaf said he wants to get the money into the pay packets of health staff.