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Nigel Lithman QC called for action to tackle the courts backlog.

The lawyer and MP was taking part in the British Virgin Islands commission of inquiry while Parliament was sitting.

Jake Notman had eaten a cannabis brownie before he attacked, stabbed and ran over Lauren Bloomer.

One in six days have been rendered ‘unswimmable’ due to sewage pollution during the bathing season, Surfers Against Sewage said.

The large hogs caused chaos at the club in Yorkshire by storming the green, knocking over bags and digging holes.

Stella Moris said she hoped there would be no further interference in their wedding plans.

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said that as an island nation, the UK was ‘perfectly placed to capitalise on clean marine energy’.

Boris Johnson’s spokesman said he follows ‘all Covid rules’.

Lung cancer is the most common cause of death in the UK, accounting for around 35,100 deaths every year.

The ban covers ads for breast augmentation or reduction, abdominoplasty or ‘tummy tucks’, eyelid surgery, nose reshaping and facelifts.

Anne-Marie Trevelyan said there will be ‘protections’ for farmers written into the agreement.

Chief medical officer Sir Michael McBride said 10,000 people had come forward for a first dose in the last week.

The National Audit Office is calling on the Department for Education to establish why council-run secondary schools are reporting deficits.

Pc Jamie Lewis and former colleague Deniz Jaffer both committed gross misconduct, a tribunal has ruled.

Alice Rose, 18, has provided her Positivity Boxes to 1,050 people – sending one as far as Australia.

Maggie Carver said expectations need to be set about the scope of the upcoming Online Safety Bill.

Logistics UK said it would be ‘very bad news’ if drivers are required to leave their vehicles to undergo a biometric check.

University of Cambridge experts believe pressure on health services and the colder weather may have affected how many people died.

First-time mother Mishka gave birth to the pair at Banham Zoo in Norfolk on October 7.

Boris Johnson faced questions about his future after another difficult week for his leadership.