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The Foreign Secretary says her ‘number one priority’ as PM would be to keep the nation safe.

Tony was so badly abused at the hands of his mother Jody Simpson and father Anthony Smith that he needed to have both legs amputated.

Officers were called just after 10am on Thursday after the man, 56, was found dead.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said Russia’s ‘cynical attempts to hold the world’s food supply to ransom’ must not succeed.

The trio died when their car was involved in a collision with a lorry on the A9.

Stephen Noon said he wanted Scotland to have the form of government that it wishes as he accepted ‘that may not be independence’.

The man was pulled from the water and treated by paramedics but later declared dead.

George Eustice insists people will soon know what further action Boris Johnson’s successor will take to ease the burden.

The gardai will retrace the steps of Michael Staines and his force, which marched from the Gresham Hotel on O’Connell Street to Dublin Castle.

Frazer Scott of Energy Action Scotland said almost three quarters of Scottish households could be in fuel poverty after the October increase.

The veteran broadcaster also dismissed the idea a call from No 10 put pressure on the BBC to rebuke Maitlis and her team.

The Cabinet minister says he is the first Secretary of State to ‘really grip’ the issue posed by storm overflows.

The measures, which were introduced in March 2020, are currently set to run until October 31.

About 40 people were brought to Dungeness in Kent, including women and children.

Assistant mayor Harry Doyle said people have come forward with information because they ‘want to see justice’ for the schoolgirl and her family.

In the worst warning yet, energy consultancy Auxilione forecast a £7,700 bill from April 2023 – with gas costing consumers 34.22p per kWh.

Public Health Scotland issued the advice as a strike by waste workers in Scotland continued.

Martin Walsh has to move the houseboat every two weeks.

Britain’s ‘winter catastrophe of rising energy bills’ is the story consuming Saturday’s front pages.

While this mission will be uncrewed, the agency aims to put people on the Moon in 2025.