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Since the start of the year, almost 20,000 people have reached the UK after navigating busy shipping lanes from France in small boats.

The Chancellor was warned about the ‘huge costs’ of the Government’s net-zero strategy.

Scotland’s First Minister said women needed to show greater solidarity to improve representation across the world.

The Prince of Wales met indigenous people from the Global Alliance of Territorial Communities, representing 24 countries.

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry is appealing for anyone with relevant evidence to contact it.

The mother of Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry said Cressida Dick should stay and ‘do the job’ but the force needed to ‘get the rot out’.

Israeli minister Karine Elharrar was unable to gain access to the summit on Monday because of a lack of accessibility for wheelchair users.

The rise in absences is ‘wreaking havoc’ in many schools, a headteachers’ union warned.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said coronavirus numbers have been rising on both sides of the House and within staff.

Last summer, forecasters recorded temperatures close to 1C above the 1991 to 2020 average across Europe.

A lawyer said a judgment did not ‘reflect’ evidence from ‘those closest’ to the woman, who has been described as the ‘most complicated’ Covid patient.

The actor, who was appointed a UN representative on climate change in 2014, was pictured at the summit on Tuesday.

Deniz Jaffer and Jamie Lewis were assigned to protect the scene after sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman were murdered in a park in Wembley.

After facing fierce criticism on social media over the mistake, Morrisons told customers it would change the packaging for its chicken crown.

Average journey times in Scotland’s largest city after Cop26 got under way took 58% longer than in free-flowing conditions.

Women diagnosed with breast cancer at a younger age have a higher risk of secondary cancer than older women, according to research.

The Government has said the deal would cut red tape for businesses and end tariffs on exports.

A further 68% of CEV people are no longer shielding but continue to take extra precautions to protect themselves, figures suggest.

George Eustice had said he understood the Cornelis Gert Jan had been freed following ‘administrative confusion’ but this was later corrected.

Officers put a cordon in place as world leaders and the royals attended a reception at Kelvingrove on Monday.