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Nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Dovecot, Ashley Dale, 28, in Old Swan and Sam Rimmer, 22, in Dingle were killed between August 16 and 22.

The crash happened at around 1pm on Yard Coal Rise in Blackwood, Gwent.

Police said they believe the gunman fired shots towards the front entrance of the building.

Chilly winter temperatures across the UK did not stop hundreds of people taking to lakes, ponds and the sea.

Both Charles and the Duke of Edinburgh have indulged their love of painting over the years.

Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service said 10 fire engines were called to the Headland Hotel in Torquay just after 10pm on Saturday December 24.

The edition, featuring a photograph of Camilla taken by the Princess of Wales, sold nearly 70,000 copies.

The King and Queen Consort were joined by the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, as well as the Earl and Countess of Wessex.

They come as the UK government’s legacy Bill, which proposes ending legal proceedings around the Troubles, goes through Parliament.

The party hit out at the delay in the parliamentary progress of the Online Safety Bill.

Many donned festive hats and costumes as they took to lakes, ponds and the seas around the UK.

Labour has recommitted to closing ‘loopholes’ in the legislation.

South West Water said a single medium-sized turkey produces up to three-quarters of a pint of fat and could create a fatberg in sewers.

National Highways is holding a competition for a new design.

Essex Police said officers were called to the Lamb and Lion pub in Station Road, Westcliff-on-Sea, at around 6.40pm on Friday.

A number of other people were injured in the incident at the Lighthouse in Wallasey Village just before midnight on Saturday.

Hundreds of departures usually run on December 26 after the Christmas Day shutdown.

Research by Barclaycard Payments found that the average shopper intends to buy £229 worth of items in the post-Christmas sales period.

Charles’s address to the nation was a personal reflection on the year, touching on current issues and with a Christian framework.

The outbreak of war in 1939 firmly established the tradition of the Christmas broadcast when George VI sought to boost morale.