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West Midlands Police began a search of the address on Clarence Road, Handsworth, last week.

Santa suits and woolly coats kept the dachsunds warm in the snow of Hyde Park in London.

There have been fears of pressure on the electricity grid if imports from Europe dry up amid a squeeze on global energy supplies.

The new legislation will require venues and local authorities to have preventative action plans against terror attacks.

Defence Forces member Private Sean Rooney was killed on active service in Lebanon earlier this week.

The Crown Prosecution Service has authorised a charge against Ibrahima Bah.

Lord Bird said people face slipping into poverty and homelessness.

The Chancellor the Duchy of Lancaster has urged unions to call off the industrial action and ‘give the military a break’.

Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern said he understands that unionists and loyalists have concerns about the constitutional position.

The comments come as a sixth poll in a row showed majority support for independence.

The Deputy First Minister said he had to take ‘bold action’ in the face of the cost-of-living crisis.

The Born Free Foundation was co-founded by British actress and wildlife campaigner Virginia McKenna.

The Most Rev Justin Welby officiated at Harry and Meghan’s wedding.

Heavy snow this week brought down power lines.

Ikea said it continued to see a ‘strong appetite from customers to invest in their life at home’.

Total revenue from taxes across the UK rebounded to £775.6 billion over the year to March 2022, the body said.

Friday will be the busiest day for departures, while Christmas Day will be the quietest.

The royal family feud and striking nurses are the stories leading many of the papers.

Rishi Sunak said rail workers wanted a deal but the RMT was making ‘unaffordable’ demands.

Dame Cressida Dick has denied she complained to the then-PM about the Government response to the murder being ‘blown out of proportion’.