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Deputy Assistant Commissioner Jane Connors is overseeing the team.

The move by Edwin Poots could ultimately result in him attempting to unilaterally order a halt to the checks.

The boy was found with serious injuries at an address in Coventry on Tuesday evening.

The former party leader is currently sitting as an independent after being stripped of the Labour whip.

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency has proposed increasing the wait time to encourage leaners to ‘think twice’ before trying a test unprepared.

The pressure group reported the Prince of Wales and his former royal valet Michael Fawcett over the allegations four months ago.

The Duchess of Cornwall welcomed around 70 prominent women to Clarence House to mark the 50th anniversary of Refuge.

77,000 NHS staff are yet to be vaccinated.

His comments came as MPs have been embroiled in sleaze allegations over money earned outside Parliament.

There is evidence to show cyber-flashing “is the gateway offence to more serious acts of violence”, Fay Jones MP warned.

The publication of senior civil servant Sue Gray’s report into alleged lockdown breaches could still come this week, it was understood.

Doug Beattie received unanimous backing from senior party colleagues to continue in his role on Tuesday.

Footage of David Maggs’ arrest was also played to the jury during his trial at Cardiff Crown Court.

Kayley Mahood will be sentenced later this week for killing Oliver O’Toole.

Suella Braverman came under fire after saying she was considering whether to refer the case to the Court of Appeal.

The wave peaked around January 5, and cases were flattening off by mid-January, data suggests.

Speaking on a podcast, the First Minister said she was ‘in the foothills’ of the menopause and she feels a responsibility to talk about it.

Mr Martin said that Russian military navy exercises off the Irish coast are ‘not welcome’.

Defence Secretary says Pen Farthing and his animals did not ‘jump the queue’ to flee the country after the Taliban takeover.

Minister Clement Beaune said Paris was ‘not 100% satisfied’ following a wrangle over Channel trawling rights.