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The Tyre Extinguishers urged those visiting the Scottish capital for the festival to leave their cars at home.

Commons Leader Mark Spencer confirmed that three days of committee stage for the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill will begin on July 13.

The pair deny the alleged facts and that there was a criminal conspiracy, and will say no exploitation occurred, a court heard on Thursday.

The precious manuscripts were discovered to be missing in 2001 and were initially believed to have been put on a wrong shelf.

Madame Tussauds in London also updated their 10 Downing Street display with a sign saying ‘vacancy’.

Global warming has already contributed to a growing number of vineyards in Britain.

An 8.8% drop in homeware sales suggests that consumers are postponing large purchases, according to the BDO High Street Sales Tracker.

It comes after Brandon Lewis became the latest minister to resign from Boris Johnson’s government early on Thursday.

Unite said it will now ballot members involved in the dispute on the proposed offer.

A new Conservative leader will now be elected to replace Mr Johnson in No 10.

The Irish low-cost airline had pulled out of the airport last year, citing concerns over air passenger duty.

Some potential contenders have already made their ambitions clear, while others are yet to announce their candidacy.

The Office for Budget Responsibility said government debt could jump by nearly 320% in 50 years’ time.

The Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice group said there will be no moving on for families “ripped apart” by his actions.

Broadcasters including the BBC and ITV have extended their news coverage across various channels.

The list includes 10 Cabinet ministers.

Senior Tories and opposition parties have said the Prime Minister should step down immediately.

Harry is bringing legal action over a decision not to allow him to pay for police protection for himself and his family while in the UK.

‘Give it to Big Sam for the rest of the season’, Gary Lineker wrote as thousands joined in to poke fun at Boris Johnson’s impending resignation.

Sir Keir Starmer said Labour would use a Commons confidence motion to attempt to oust Boris Johnson if he refuses to leave No 10 immediately.