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Hatty Carder, Bobbie Mellor and Katherine Antrobus, better known as the WaveBreakers, rowed for 40 days across the Atlantic ocean.

EDF is aiming for HPC to become a major source of decarbonised electricity supply for the UK, providing around 7% of national consumption.

Joan Salter said the Hamas attack on October 7 has divided communities, just as it was intended to do.

Welsh Secretary David TC Davies said the Government was faced with the possibility of Tata pulling out of the UK completely.

A souvenir programme for the inauguration of JFK signed: ‘To Betty Boothroyd, with very best wishes, John F Kennedy’ was sold for £7,250.

Sir Salman will be speaking virtually at the Southbank Centre event.

Heavy winds of up to 80mph are expected during Storm Jocelyn, prompting fears more trees and other debris could fall onto tracks.

Camilla, who has been followed by a film crew, will appear in the programme, which will focus on the wider sphere of domestic abuse.

It comes shortly after Storm Isha left two people dead and one seriously injured.

Of the 414,149 calls the service received in 2023, 68,416 were not a life-or-death emergency.

Khairi Saadallah fatally stabbed friends James Furlong, Dr David Wails, and Joseph Ritchie-Bennet in June 2020.

Mr Bailey, 66, was the main suspect in the murder of French producer Sophie Toscan du Plantier but always vehemently denied any involvement.

An Opposition motion sought to ensure the Commons considered their Children Not in School (National Register and Support) Bill on February 7.

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron will advocate a ‘sustainable, permanent ceasefire’ in meetings with regional leaders.

Muhammad Hassam Ali, 17, died from his injuries after being stabbed in the city centre on Saturday.

Problems at the Marleigh development in Fen Ditton were first reported on Thursday.

Boney M was the brainchild of Farian, who put the band together with four singers in 1975.

Valdo Calocane, 32, has ‘violence in his soul’, victim Grace O’Malley-Kumar’s mother told Nottingham Crown Court on Tuesday.

The Met Office issued amber and yellow weather warnings for wind covering much of the country.

The Scottish Affairs Committee said the UK and Scottish Governments must reflect on how future policy impacts rural Scots.