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The popular food chain is to open shops in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland for the first time.

Warm weather is set continue throughout the week, with dry conditions expected for most of the country ahead of the bank holiday.

An election poster of the UUP leader with a noose around his neck was left outside the meeting which protested against the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The politician had said that 96 people died in the June 2017 blaze when the correct number of victims was 72.

Sandy Doyle, from Salisbury, said it was ‘nerve-wracking’ waiting for the National Lottery phone lines to open.

Ali Harbi Ali refused to stand in the dock as the unanimous verdicts were delivered.

The visit in Leatherhead was part of Care UK’s Long Lost Hobbies programme, which is particularly aimed at helping those with dementia.

Nice on Tuesday published draft guidance.

Angela Kelly has the same size feet as the Queen and wears in the monarch’s new shoes to ensure they are comfortable.

The work included thousands of graffiti tags being removed across the West Midlands over the past 12 months.

Brendan Cox, the widower of murdered MP Jo Cox, spoke out after the conviction of Ali Harbi Ali.

The taxpayer-funded project means the first mobile has entered the Parliamentary Art Collection.

Module four of the second phase of the Grenfell Tower inquiry is considering the seven days after the tower block blaze.

Nottingham Crown Court heard a six-strong gang also allegedly stole a £3.75 million tiara worn to the coronation of Edward VII.

Pc Ryan Curtis and Pc Scott James have been awarded the Merit Star – Essex Police’s highest accolade.

The findings suggest psilocybin could be a real alternative to depression treatments, researchers say.

The PSNI said they are treating the incident as attempted murder.

The prince and the duchess will pay an official visit next month, ahead of national celebrations making the monarch’s 70-year reign.

Party leader Douglas Ross was speaking as he toured the grounds of the Crichton Trust in Dumfries.

The Government will not tolerate action that obstructs people’s day-to-day lives, a No 10 spokeswoman said.