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The officers joined a run in south-west London on Friday morning.

TV presenter Emma Willis and Dancing On Ice judge Oti Mabuse have also taken part.

The public apology to those who survived abuse in institutions was to be made by the First Minister and deputy First Minister in March.

Around 93% of hospitality businesses have said they plan to increase customer prices.

A fifth aide has walked out of No 10 in 24 hours and another Tory MP has submitted a letter calling for a vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister.

The scheme, which would have charged some motorists, though not private car drivers, was due to begin in May this year.

Household energy bills are rising because of the high cost of gas, not renewable energy, Alistair Phillips-Davies said.

Infections have surged among younger age groups since the start of the year.

The Culture Secretary has confirmed a number of new criminal offences have been added to the Bill’s priority offences list.

A 9pm television watershed and heavier online restrictions for advertising products high in fat, sugar and salt are to be introduced.

A letter has been sent to refugees after it was revealed the Government is spending £4.7 million per day housing asylum seekers in hotels.

The Health Secretary set out his plans for improving cancer prevention and diagnosis in a policy speech on Friday.

The scheme is aimed at lowering exhaust emissions of nitrogen dioxide and will see charges for vans, minibuses, taxis and coaches.

Harley Demmon, 16, stabbed Josh Hall six times after arranging to meet to ‘sort out their differences’.

Lord Nazir Ahmed was found guilting of abusing a girl and a boy under 11 in the 1970s.

Well-wishers lined the harbour walls to welcome HMS Prince of Wales into Portsmouth Naval Base.

Andrew Hill survived after the Hawker Hunter jet he was flying exploded into a fireball on a busy dual carriageway.

Robert Whippe, 54, pleaded guilty at St Albans Magistrates’ Court to two counts of sending a grossly offensive message to the former England defender.

Tobias Rustat, who invested in the Royal African Company, became one of Jesus College’s largest benefactors before the 20th century.

Robert Hooper’s partner, Kate Henderson, said the support of the local community had kept him going.