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The French president gave his comments following Liz Truss’s selection as the new UK prime minister.

The physicist has broken his own record, which he set after his 2017 live tour.

Balloons were released and candles were lit along the wall outside the house in Tallaght at a vigil on Monday.

It comes after lawyers said that, without one, Dame Cressida Dick could have grounds for a harassment claim against him.

Shae Gordon, 17, from Enfield, north London, was pronounced dead at an east London hospital shortly before 2am on Sunday.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex held hands as they made their way through the auditorium to huge cheers.

The PM can claim up to £115,000 a year to run his office after he steps down.

The weather could impact the incoming PM’s address to the nation.

Health Secretary Steve Barclay sought to play down the concerns raised by senior frontline clinicians.

A former Children’s Commissioner told peers there is a large legacy of children with increased mental health needs in the wake of the pandemic.

The Defence Secretary updated MPs on Russia’s war on Ukraine.

The Conservative MP for Witham has been described as ‘hardline’ by Boris Johnson.

The Government had paid £1.2 billion to banks for loans that soured, and the lenders are asking for another £2.6 billion.

Ms Patel said it was her ‘choice’ to continue her public service from the backbenches when the new PM assumes office on Tuesday.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper claimed ‘successive Conservative home secretaries’ are responsible for a ‘serious problem’ with violent crime.

The outgoing PM says it has been ‘a privilege’ to work with the Ukrainian leader.

Ministry of Defence figures show 1,160 people were detected on Sunday in 25 boats.

The nine-year-old’s death was one of three fatal shootings within a week in Liverpool.

Maximillian Kusi-Owusu, also known as M Lo, died in the early hours of Sunday.

Commons leader Mark Spencer told MPs the Government ‘will not move’ the second reading of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill today.