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Britain will be represented at the climate summit by the Prime Minister, the Foreign Secretary and Charles, who is to make an address.

Hilly areas including the North York Moors and parts of Scotland will see more snow on Friday, the Met Office said.

The performance took place on November 30, as part of Action for Children’s Starry Night gala.

Objects were thrown at police as the visiting fans were held in a coach park near the ground.

The Prime Minister will commit £1.6bn in UK funding for climate projects at the talks in Dubai.

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said her party wants to ensure ‘every community has access to high street banking services’.

The Prince and Princess of Wales were among the guests at the annual charity event.

Liam Conlon will contest the newly created seat of Beckenham and Penge in south-east London.

Camilla is Colonel-in-Chief of The Rifles.

A number of celebrities have paid tribute to the late Irish singer, best known for hit festive song Fairytale Of New York.

Objects were thrown at police as the visiting fans were held in the coach park near the ground.

The review will look at how viewing pornography impacts users of all ages, including emerging challenges from AI.

The Prince and Princess of Wales shared jokes with supermodel Daphne Selfe and appeared unfazed amid a row caused by Omid Scobie’s book, Endgame.

The Pogues’ frontman has died at the age of 65.

Those at the start of the national pay scale would benefit from a rise of 14.2%.

Rishi Sunak joined more than 100 guests at a festive market in Downing Street on Thursday afternoon.

Lucy Frazer triggered a Public Interest Intervention Notice that will see the communications watchdog look into the deal’s impact on press freedom.

MacGowan was discharged last week from St Vincent’s Hospital in Dublin ahead of his 66th birthday on Christmas Day.

As frontman for the Pogues, a new wave band using Irish traditional instruments, MacGowan embodied classic songs including a festive favourite.

A new study has tracked child development among children from 8,500 families.