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Socialite Tamara Ecclestone and her husband were in Lapland when their Kensington mansion was ransacked.

Remains of First World War soldiers continue to be found in France and Belgium to this day. The ‘war detectives’ seek to identify them.

However Stormont Finance Minister Conor Murphy disputed the figures from Rishi Sunak.

Lance Corporal Robert Cook died aged 38 in May 1915, two days after arriving on the front line near Ypres in Belgium.

MPs heard inflation was 3.1% in September.

A 52-year-old was detained at an address in Halifax on Wednesday morning.

Assange is wanted in America on allegations of a conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information.

The Chancellor also announced a new Beatles attraction in Liverpool.

Queen’s University is monitoring public attitudes to the contentious Irish Sea trading arrangements.

The SNP’s Westminster leader also said the Budget ‘brazenly cuts taxes for the banks whilst at the same time cuts Universal Credit for the poor’.

The advert featured a young boy dressed up in his mother’s clothes causing damage to his home.

Senior members of the royal family will attend a series of events at the global climate change talks.

Frankie Watson, 19, spoke only to confirm his name and address at Southend Magistrates’ Court.

The Chancellor announced significant changes to Universal Credit and alcohol duty during his speech.

The PA news agency explains how the Budget might affect your wallet.

Campaigners hit out at the cut in domestic flight taxes just days before the crucial climate summit.

One ambulance service said that patients have been harmed as a result of handover delays.

Boris Johnson said the UK could not write a blank cheque for aid while the Taliban were in control.

Rishi Sunak announced a series of changes for next year, including the cancellation of the increase in the rates multiplier.

The Chancellor said a banking surcharge will be reduced from 8% to 3%.